Jerome gave birth to aMute with the aim of releasing some tunes, playing out some and messing about with mates, and that's exactly what he did but the project became serious in 2004 with the release of its first critticaly acclaimed album A Hundred Dry Trees. Often compared to the works of Christian Fennesz with a more pop approach, Deuson's following album The Sea Horse Limbo offered Deuson's the envy to play Amute as a band. What had to happen happened as in 2009 Infernal Heights For A Drama was born as a band concept. These years of experience combined with a desire of always reinventing its music led to the release of its more experimental album to date in 2011 : Black Diamond Blues on the Belgian label Humpty Dumpty Records.
