Arch Enemy
Arch Enemy returned in 1999 with "Burning Bridges" and "Burning Japan Live 1999" which would prove to be Johan Liiva's last recording with the band. Amott went on to release "Ad Astra" with Spiritual Beggars in 2000, then returned to Arch Enemy, and recruited amateur German vocalist Angela Gossow to replace Liiva in 2000. Arch Enemy released "Wages of Sin" in 2001, and propelled by the new frontwoman, the band achieved new worldwide success. Arch Enemy toured worldwide in support of "Wages of Sin", and Amott did not return to his Spiritual Beggars project until late 2002, releasing "On Fire", again on Music For Nations.