Straight Up! Dong Wayne [] 7. Cut It Out [] 8. Cornerstone of Misery [] 9. Severance [] Empires Laid Waste [] Atlantic [] Black and Collapsed [] Prometheus [] A Sleepless Winter [] Asphalt Abrasions [] Slit the Tear Ducts []. Chasing Ghosts Life Underground Bon Open Letter Greens Avenue I Heart H.
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The band -- a quartet rounded out by bassist Garth Buchanan and drummer Lachlan Faulkner -- released a demo in and an EP in but didn't start making waves in earnest until sometime later. In , after unclean vocalist Joel Birch joined the fold, Amity Affliction went on a touring spell, working up a nationwide reputation as a powerful live band. In , they added keyboard player Trad Nathan; switched drummers, with Ryan Burt replacing Faulkner; and parted ways with Buchanan, with Stringer taking on bass duties.
Amity Affliction toured Australia again in , both as a support and headlining act, and in they released their second album, Youngbloods, which confirmed that their efforts paid off, reaching number six on the ARIA charts. They would top that achievement just two years later when their third album, Chasing Ghosts, debuted at number one on the ARIA charts.
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