Swedish metal titans Arch Enemy have unfortunately been forced to cancel all of their upcoming European festival dates. The official reason for the cancellation has been attributed to "private family matters" and Arch Enemy will likely stay off the road until 2014.
Arch Enemy, 'Cruelty Without Beauty'
As the 2012 Wacken Open Air festival winds down in Germany, the 2013 lineup is already being announced band by band.
For Arch Enemy fans who have ever had the burning desire to get into Angela Gossow's pants, well now you can - quite literally.
Arch Enemy claim yet another victim as Angela Gossow and the boys put Job for a Cowboy to sleep in last week's Death Match. That makes two wins for the Swedish metallers -- officially bringing them to the halfway point in their journey to the Death Match Hall of Fame. However, Arch Enemy may not be all-smiles after facing their next opponents.
In a close battle of metal titans, Arch Enemy were able to kill off Six Feet Under in our last Death Match. Arch Enemy have begun the path to our Death Match Hall of Fame with a strong win, but their next opponents and their fan base will present a tough match for Arch Enemy.
With Dying Fetus achieving their fourth consecutive victory in our weekly Death Match, the band's track 'Subjected to a Beating' has been declared immortal in our Death Match Hall of Fame. You know what this means! We've got two fresh tracks in this week's battle, with Arch Enemy taking on Six Feet Under.
Female-fronted metal mainstays Arch Enemy don’t hold back when it comes to their pummeling, relentless songs. That edge really comes out on the band’s latest album, ‘Khaos Legions,’ and guitarist Michael Amott says creating all that brutal music takes a lot of planning and hard work.
Earlier this week, the news broke that longtime Arch Enemy guitarist Christopher Amott had left the band. Although Chris Amott had left the band in 2005, only to return in 2007, the news was still a bit shocking for Arch Enemy fans. In a new interview with Christopher's former bandmate and older brother Michael Amott, the departure of Chris was far from surprising.
Arch Enemy have announced that they are parting ways with guitarist Christopher Amott, who was in the band from 1996-2005 and then again from 2007 until now. In doing so, the Swedish metal band also announced his replacement -- Nick Cordle.
