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Artist:
The Amity Affliction
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 04/24/2026
Label: Pure Noise
Catalog Number: 4661
Recording: Studio
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Format: Vinyl LP
Note: Cloudy Blood Red Vinyl
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The Amity Affliction
Amoeba Review
The Amity Affliction don't play around. Their latest, House of Cards, starts with a bang and maintains the emotional and musical intensity to the very end. The melodic bits are easy to get caught up in, your heart in your throat before they segue into an all-out assault with pointed and precise percussion, growling vocals, and punishing guitar riffs. House of Cards doesn't shy away from the heavy, but also feels like a welcome release. Turn it up loud.























