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Insomnium & Amorphis

Insomnium and Amorphis play Saturday, November 21, at 6:30 p.m. at Magic Stick on Woodward Avenue in Detroit, with Hinayana opening. If melodic death metal is your thing, this pairs two Finnish heavyweights of the genre. Tickets are available online.

Insomnium & Amorphis — Organizer image
Organizer image · The Majestic Theatre and Magic Stick ↗
Insomnium formed in 1997 in Joensuu, in eastern Finland. Their sound marries Scandinavian death metal with traditional Finnish melodies: catchy but progressive, melodic but brutal. Their 2006 album Above the Weeping World was the breakthrough, and they have toured Europe and North America with Amorphis before.

The show is presented by The Majestic Theatre and Magic Stick. All ages are welcome.

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Source: The Majestic Theatre and Magic Stick ↗
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