Roxx Records presents: Amethyst!

Roxx Records has secured the rights to release another impossible to find classic Christian Metal release. This time hailing from the state of Washington we are excited to announce a killer collection of tracks from AMETHYST


These tracks have been remastered by Bombworks Sound and sound better than you have ever heard them. Complete with a brand new cover design and layout courtesy of NoLifeTilMetal Graphics and we have a beautiful limited edition tribute to another classic Christian metal band. Unfortunately, three of the four original members of the band have already passed on out of this life, so you will see the newly created cover art is designed in part as a tribute to those members, at the request of Mark Fekete.


Get ready as pre orders launch for this one this Friday June 16th at RoxxRecords.com for this very limited CD pressing which is limited to only 300 copies and it will officially release on June 30th


Track Listing:
Whiter Than Snow (3:56)
Joyful Noise (3:48)
Marching In (5:19)
Forever (3:21)
The Storm Is Over (4:41)
Gone Astray (4:27)
My Friend (5:36)
Unseal The Crypt (5:08)
Marching In (Alternate Version) (5:00)

Pre order here

What's the music style, that cover looks like death/doom but the name seems like euro power metal.

They're classic rock/metal to my ears.
https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Amethyst/69404

Black Rider wrote:What's the music style, that cover looks like death/doom but the name seems like euro power metal.

Isn't a video from this release, but could help you anyway...

Yep straight forward heavy metal

Their song Back from the Dead has some seriously faulty doctrine!

Otherwise it does sound like classic hard rock or metal

Lex Metalis wrote:

Black Rider wrote:What's the music style, that cover looks like death/doom but the name seems like euro power metal.

Isn't a video from this release, but could help you anyway...

I'm confused...isn't this ("Whiter Than Snow") a song from the album?  

Whereas the song Kerrick posted was recorded in 2015 and does not appear on the track listing for the album.  So that one is more recent and must be from a reunion of sorts.

The older material has an early Def Leppard sound and style, I like it.   The newer material is a bit more generic-sounding.