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Amenra

Amenra
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About

Amenra is a Belgian post-metal band from Kortrijk, founded in 1999 by vocalist Colin H. van Eeckhout and guitarist Mathieu Vandekerckhove. Their music weaves together doom metal, sludge, hardcore punk and post-rock into a sound defined by brooding spiritual intensity - each of their six studio albums in the Mass series was conceived as a personal reckoning with grief and hardship. Live, the band is known for ritualistic performances that blur the line between concert and ceremony, accompanied by visual art and, at times, extreme physical acts by van Eeckhout.

~82K
Spotify monthly listeners
6M+
Spotify streams for top track 'A Solitary Reign'
#3
Belgian album chart peak (De Doorn, 2021)
Consecutive sold-out shows at Ancienne Belgique, Brussels (2025)

What's new

  • 2025-09

    Footage of Amenra and the Atomic Orchestra's surprise set at Pukkelpop festival was made available online.

  • 2025-09

    Amenra were announced for the 2026 'Prepare The Ground' festival alongside Oranssi Pazuzu, Pallbearer and Svalbard.

  • 2025-03

    Amenra released two EPs, De Toorn and Of Fang and Claw, on Relapse Records on 28 March 2025.

  • 2025-03

    Amenra played five consecutive sold-out shows at the 2,000-capacity Ancienne Belgique in Brussels (26-30 March 2025).

  • 2024-02

    Amenra vocalist Colin H. van Eeckhout appeared in the film 'Skunk', for which the band also composed the soundtrack.

Tour

Herk-de-StadAmsterdamKortrijkDresdenHannoverAachenEindhovenGroningenUtrechtNijmegenGenkEssenKarlsruheBremenCopenhagenGothenburg

Tracks

A Solitary Reignmost-streamed track, over 6M Spotify streams, from Mass VI (2017)
Mass VI2017 album, first to chart in Belgium (#19) and Germany (#68)
De Doorn2021 album on Relapse Records, debuted #3 in Belgium; first album with lyrics entirely in Flemish
Ogentroostused as entrance theme by AEW wrestler Malakai Black from August 2021
De Toorn / Of Fang and Clawtwin EPs released March 2025 on Relapse Records

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Past · 1

Where they play · 2

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