Hårdrock & AOR

De finska metalikonerna är tillbaka med sitt 15:e studioalbum, "Borderland". Amorphis har under sin över tre decennier långa karriär varit ett band i ständig utveckling. Från den tidiga death metal-debuten "Karelian Isthmus" via genrebrytande album som "Tales From The Thousand Lakes" till 2000-talets storslagna melodiska era. Deras musik har alltid varit en mix av mytologi och melodiska landskap.<br/><br/>Nu tar bandet nästa steg. I stället för att rusa vidare valde de att fokusera fullt ut på sitt nästa kapitel. Resultatet är "Borderland" - ett noggrant utformat verk som bygger på deras hyllade sound, samtidigt som det väver in nya, aktuella element.

Treat: The Wild Card [CD]

Testament: Para bellum 2025 [CD]

Limited Deluxe 3CD+3Blu-ray Artbook includes 68-page booklet with artwork by Hugh Syme, plus bonus Blu-ray featuring tour recaps & additional bonus video material.<br/><br/>Blu-ray includes Dolby Atmos, 5.1 Surround Sound & Stereo audio options.

Treat: The Wild Card (Purple) [2 Vinyl LP]

6-panel digipak with 3 CDs, 6-panel digipak with 2 Blu-rays, 20-page booklet. Contained inside an outer slipcase.<br/><br/>Blu-ray includes Dolby Atmos, 5.1 Surround Sound & Stereo audio options.

Through this album, Sabaton have immortalised historical legends whose actions continue to shape the world today, such as Joan of Arc, Napoleon, Julius Caesar and the Japanese sword master, Miyamoto Musashi. For the first time in the band's history, all current members have contributed to the songwriting and played a decisive role in shaping the album's music and concept.<br/><br/>Reflecting the album's concept, the band is offering a variety of uniquely designed physical editions:<br/>"Music collectors will be happy to hear that you are now able to pre-order our Legends album which comes out on October 17 in all formats imaginable." - Joakim Brodén<br/>"We're all about telling stories through our songs, so we thought, why not do the same with our vinyls? We took the idea from the community and tweaked it ourselves!" - Pär Sundström