Arch Enemy
After the demise of Furbowl in the mid 1990s, Liiva once again teamed up with Michael Amott to form the band Arch Enemy in 1996. After releasing their first album "Black Earth" in Japan that same year, the album became a success, receiving airplay on Japan's MTV Rocks! and in 1998 Arch Enemy were invited to tour Japan, and sign a new deal with Toy's Factory records. Arch Enemy released "Stigmata" worldwide in 1998, and the band toured for the first time. In 1999, the band released "Burning Bridges", and "Burning Japan Live 1999", the latter proved to be Liiva's last album with Arch Enemy.