Swedish melodic death metal band Arch Enemy announced a shocker on their website yesterday declaring the exit of their founder member Christopher Amott, for the second time.
Christopher Amott
Christopher Amott
Swedish melodic death metal band Arch Enemy announced a shocker on their website yesterday declaring the exit of their founder member Christopher Amott, for the second time. Amott wishes to embark on his solo career, according to an official statement issued on the Arch Enemy Website.
“We thank Christopher for the time he’s worked with the band and of course wish him the very best in his future endeavous.Thankfully, there is no drama behind the scenes here. This is the best way forward for all involved. Christopher simply isn’t into playing extreme metal anymore.We have already chosen and rehearsed with a new guitar player and we will complete the ’Khaos Legions’ 2012 touring cycle as planned. We are highly motivated and look forward to continue spreading our music around the world! Finally, our deepest thanks go to the ARCH ENEMY fans, whose amazing support and belief inspires us ever onward.”
The first time Amott decided to walk away was just after the band finished recording their sixth album, Doomsday Machine in 2005 stating a creative bloc, but rejoined the band in 2007.
Amott will be replaced by American guitarist Nick Cordle instead from Arsis to join Arch Enemy on their Khaos Legions tour.
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