Taking Törr as the forefathers of the Czech Black Metal scene, it was between 1987 and 1989 when other young metal fellows follow their path and form the core of the classic Czech Black Metal scene, with bands as Master’s Hammer (1987), Tudor (1987), Root (1988) or Amon (1989). Figures as Franta Štorm (Master’s Hammer), Big Boss (Root) or Dr.Fé (Amon) definitely contributed to make this scene something special and somewhat obscure and evil at that time. With Big Boss (drums) and Dr. Fé (vocals) being part of Root and recording three demos between May 1988 and February 1989, it was obvious that these two strong characters could not be playing in the same band any more. Soon after the recording of the third Root demo tape “Messengers from Darkness”, Dr. Fé is out of the band; not enough clear if he was kicked off by Big Boss or if he decided lo leave by his own. After some months of inactivity, Dr. Fé created in September 1989 a new band, called Amon. Taking up Dr. Fé the post of ‘Black Metal Narrator’, the rest of the band was formed by Aleš Krej?í (bass), Lada Toman (guitar) and Karel Bosak (drums). With this line-up, Amon recorded in May 1990 their debut demo tape, called “Realm Of Evil”, at the Chickenhouse Studio in Brno. Eight songs of raw proto Black Metal, drawing influences from classic Hellhammer / Celtic Frost / Venom as well as a strong influence from the sound of contemporaneous bands like Root, Master’s Hammer, Tudor… In December 1990, a new guitar player joins Amon, Lada ‘Larva’ Krupica, making the sound of Amon heavier but still obscure and evil. As a five-piece band, Amon enters in March 1991 the Contraptak Studio (Brno) in order to record their second demo “Kniha Smrti" (“The Book of Death”), including seven songs not far from the sound of their first demo but more personal.