I didn’t wanna go all the way back to growling. Niko’s vocals are more a special effect that we use when it’s necessary and brings that “extra something” to the song. Then again Niko also came back as a guitar player... The album is obviously heavier because of Niko. Ari sings super clean. There is no rock’n’roll in his sound on the new album. Niko does all the aggressive parts and when Ari comes in its really smooth and deep."" Touring with Amoral  Ari Koivunen has toured with Amoral in Finland and in Europe from 2009 on. Ari debuted with Amoral in USA at SXSW event and in China in spring 2012. The band performed also in Japan at the same tour. Ari was touring 2nd time in Europe with Amoral in autumn 2012, when Amoral supported Ensiferum at the "Bearers of the Swords -2012" tour. The band toured in Asia in April–May 2013 playing at Pulp Summer Slam festival in The Philippines and at Peking and Shanghai Midi Festivals in China. The festival in Peking was the biggest one in the band's history with an audience of 10 000 people. They toured in Europe again in November 2014 with the Swedish metal band Dark Tranquillity. The band had the In Sequence -tour in Finland in spring 2016. Ari Koivunen will not sing in the "Old School Tour" of the band in Finland in autumn 2016, when the band plays only the 3 first albums with the original singer Niko Kalliojärvi in vocals. Ari's last performance in Amoral takes place on January 5, 2017 at the final show of Amoral in Helsinki, Finland. Amoral calls it a day  July 27, 2016 the band announced, signed by all the current members, that they will disband in the beginning of 2017: "It is with heavy hearts that we announce that we've decided to disband Amoral. This was not an easy decision, as this band has been such a huge part of our lives (in the case of Ben and Juhana, for about 19 years!), but yet it felt like it was time. Constantly conflicting schedules and a fading interest in touring by some members have made the band run at half-speed. Amoral is not a ”half-speed” band. It's all or nothing. And, to be honest, the idea of starting something brand new after all this time has become very appealing..."