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| | Arch Enemy: Dead Eyes See No Future - PopMatters Music Review |
 | | Along with Shadows Fall and Lacuna Coil, Arch Enemy are one of the most popular bands on Century Media's deep roster of talent, and at the rate the band is going, and considering the remarkable resurgence of traditional heavy metal this year, the time for a real commercial breakthrough is nigh. |
 | | When the band dissolved later that decade, the guitarist moved on, forming Arch Enemy with his brother Christopher, also a guitarist, and over the course of five very well-received albums, Amott has found his second wind. |
 | | Some listeners might think the performances are too perfect, as the exactitude of the band's musicianship leaves no room for improvisation, but Arch Enemy's music is a dish best served cold, taut, and with a razor-sharp focus. |
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