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 A Natural Disaster - Anathema
 A Natural Disaster - Anathema ... Harmonium2 Balance 3 Closer 4 Are You There 5 Childhood Dream 6 Pulled Under At 2000 Metres A Second 7 Natural Disaster 8 Flying 9 Electricity 10 Violence Newest Review: ... Vincent and Daniel Cavanagh that in places remind of Radiohead, Pink Floyd and Porcupine Tree respectively. This is a ... more ... brilliantly atmospheric album to the extent that it will deter those looking for something more in the prog rock vein of 'Judgement,' but for those into Anathema's sound it's a fine return to form, albeit not all the way back. The first two songs set up a tranquil atmosphere that's then toned up a notch in 'Closer' and proceeds all the way to despair in 'Are You There?', an excellent song that brings some much-needed commercial appeal to the album and is handled well by Daniel in one of his two vocal performances, the other...more |
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A Natural Disaster - Anathema: The Ghosts Freak My Selfish Out (528 words)
by - written on 18/01/08 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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Anathema's seventh album continues in more or less the same atmospheric rock style they've been practicing since 'Alternative 4,' but is the first release since then to match up in terms of heaviness and melancholia. Anathema haven't been a metal band for a very long time, and indeed nothing on here really harks back to their early days, but the resurgence of some powerful, doomy post-rock in the style of Mogwai as songs build to a crescendo helps to make this a grander, more emotive and more interesting effort than predecessor 'A Fine Day to Exit.' As usual, the songs are driven along by slow drums, acoustic guitars with occasional harder electric riffs, and ... Read the complete review
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