Adam & The Amethysts

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Prophecy 00:00 Tools
Dreaming 00:00 Tools
Bumble Bee 00:00 Tools
Stupid Ocean 00:00 Tools
The Return 00:00 Tools
Sonic Youth Centre 00:00 Tools
Tall Tall Building 00:00 Tools
He Passed Away (The Darkness in His Head) 00:00 Tools
The Part of Me That's Evergreen 00:00 Tools
Green Mantle 00:00 Tools
Amethyst Amulet 00:00 Tools
Sweet Lady 00:00 Tools
I'm A Medium 00:00 Tools
She's My Friend (She Kissed Me in the Dark) 00:00 Tools
Flickering Flashlight 00:00 Tools
The Country 00:00 Tools
aurora bora laskin (interlude) 00:00 Tools
Gitche Gumee Yeah Yeah 00:00 Tools
Primrose & Pinecones 00:00 Tools
Waverly, Vickers, Trowbridge, Centennial 00:00 Tools
Adam Called Me Over Christmas 00:00 Tools
The Ocean to Me 00:00 Tools
standing on a strand 00:00 Tools
Canadian Tired 00:00 Tools
Untitled 00:00 Tools
Drinking in LA 00:00 Tools
Walls 00:00 Tools
Drinking in LA (Bran Van 3000 cover) 00:00 Tools
Deadly Passage 00:00 Tools
Aurora Bora Laskin - Interlude 00:00 Tools
Dreaming (Young Galaxy remix) 00:00 Tools
"Drinking in L.A." (Bran Van 3000) 00:00 Tools
Primrose and Pinecones 00:00 Tools
Dreaming (NSFW) 00:00 Tools
Adam & The Amethysts - Prophecy 00:00 Tools
Adam and the Amethysts, 'Prophecy' 00:00 Tools
drinking in l.a. 00:00 Tools
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Founded by Adam Waito (Miracle Fortress, Telefauna). The band's debut album Amethyst Amulet was released June 10, 2008 on Pome records. Adam Waito, as in “& The Amethysts”, might be best known to people as the keyboardist in Miracle Fortress - which is to say that he’s probably not known to people at all. But those who enjoy that project’s swirling pop classicism would be well advised to explore this particular branch of the family tree as they both share a debt to the sounds of the ’60s and a home studio aesthetic, though the Amethysts keep things more analog and organic, rooted in a folk tradition and incorporating more acoustic instrumentation. Intended as an aural love letter to Waito’s hometown of Thunder Bay, Amulet tempers a musical wanderlust with creative focus for a debut that’s playful, elegant and nostalgic and not at all averse to a well-placed burst of fuzz guitar. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.