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Here at Deco, we pride ourselves in turning you on to all styles of music. You know, salsa, reggae, pop, hip-hop, melodic death metal. Didn t expect that last one, did ya? Deco sat down two members of Arch Enemy, the legendary band that s bringing its power to Fort Lauderdale this weekend. Arch Enemy isn t exactly the kind of band you put on as background music for your Pilates class. According to lead guitarist and founding member, Michael Amott, the group s music is a natural progression from what s gone before. Michael Arnott: I like to call it extreme metal. I mean it s like heavy metal but we also grew up on the generation before us you know, Slayer and Metallica, push that a little bit further. From the beginning, Michael had a clear vision of what he wanted Enemy to be. Michael Arnott: I had kind-of a manifesto when I started the band, which was to create the ultimate extreme metal band that s like super heavy yet melodic and catchy with good guitar parts good