Amity Affliction - House Of Cards (CD)
- Vida Nueva
- Kickboxer
- House of Cards
- Heaven Sent
- Bleed
- Break These Chains
- Beso de la Muerte
- Swan Dive
- Speaking in Tongues
- Afterlife
- Reap What You Sow
- Eternal War
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 12
- Colour
- RedWhite
- Pressing
- Colored Vinyl
AMITY AFFLICTION / HOUSE OF CARDS (Cloudy Blood Red) - The Amity Affliction return with one of the most personal and devastating records of their career. Following a decade-plus run as one of Australia's most influential heavy bands, marked by ARIA chart-topping albums, platinum certifications, and global touring off landmark releases like Let The Ocean Take Me and This Could Be Heartbreak, the new album turns inward with unflinching honesty. Largely written about frontman Joel Birch's relationship with his late mother, the record explores grief, trauma, faith, and self-reckoning through a series of deeply connected songs. ""I'll Break These Chains"" confronts the confusion surrounding her death, ""Afterlife"" questions belief beyond this life, while the closing track ""Eternal War"" captures the ongoing internal struggle and the hope for change that never came. Musically massive and emotionally raw, this album stands as The Amity Affliction at their most vulnerable, cathartic, and fully realized.
- Vida Nueva
- Kickboxer
- House of Cards
- Heaven Sent
- Bleed
- Break These Chains
- Beso de la Muerte
- Swan Dive
- Speaking in Tongues
- Afterlife
- Reap What You Sow
- Eternal War
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 12
AMITY AFFLICTION / HOUSE OF CARDS - The Amity Affliction return with one of the most personal and devastating records of their career. Following a decade-plus run as one of Australia's most influential heavy bands, marked by ARIA chart-topping albums, platinum certifications, and global touring off landmark releases like Let The Ocean Take Me and This Could Be Heartbreak, the new album turns inward with unflinching honesty. Largely written about frontman Joel Birch's relationship with his late mother, the record explores grief, trauma, faith, and self-reckoning through a series of deeply connected songs. ""I'll Break These Chains"" confronts the confusion surrounding her death, ""Afterlife"" questions belief beyond this life, while the closing track ""Eternal War"" captures the ongoing internal struggle and the hope for change that never came. Musically massive and emotionally raw, this album stands as The Amity Affliction at their most vulnerable, cathartic, and fully realized.
