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Anathema - in the studio recording Weather Systems
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Anathema's latest album 'Weather Systems' is OUT NOW on Kscope.
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Footage of the band recording Weather Systems with Christer-André Cederberg at Parr Street Studios in Liverpool.
Weather Systems is the follow-up 2010's We're Here Because We're Here. That album featured prominently in numerous end-of-year polls and the producer, Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree), has described it as 'definitely among the best albums I've ever had the pleasure to work on.'
The bar for Weather Systems has been set pretty high then but Daniel Cavanagh from the band is certain that the album will exceed these lofty expectations, 'it feels like we are at a creative peak right now, and this album reflects that. Everything from the production to the writing to the performances are a step up from our last album.'
He continues, 'This is not background music for parties. The music is written to deeply move the listener, to uplift or take the listener to the coldest depths of the soul.'
The intertwining melodic structures, the profoundly beautiful and intensely powerful - yet simple - songs will transport the listener closer to the heart of life, that is to say, to the heart of themselves.
It is also an album of polarity. The play of opposites; light and shade, birth and death, love and fear. The simple truths of life and loss, hope and strength and darker internal themes are all explored here.
The album was recorded in Liverpool, North Wales and Oslo, each place significant to Anathema past, present and future. The record was produced and mixed by 5 times Norwegian Grammy nominated Christer-André Cederberg (Animal Alpha, In the Woods...), who Daniel has described as 'a revelation. His calmness and brilliance has helped to bring about the greatest inter-band chemistry that Anathema have experienced together in their career.'
This career stretches back to 1990 when the band formed in Liverpool. Since then the band have embarked on a remarkable musical journey, initially emerging as pioneers of melodic heavy music and continually evolving over the ensuing years, always remaining true to their original goal of creating forward thinking, meaningful, passionate and honest music.
Anathema are a collective of two families; brothers and childhood friends. This album will please fans who call for more of Lee Douglas's vocals, as her role within Anathema's brand of alternative, melodic rock has matured to become an integral energy. In this way and more, Weather Systems is the sound of a band finding their voice and growing in stature, moving further along their artistic path with a truly stunning musical vision.
Their best ever work? 'Not yet' says Daniel, but he does believe that with Weather Systems they have surpassed previous glories; 'we are pleased and proud of the record and we feel that, alongside the best moments of WHBWH, this record contains our very best work so far in what is becoming a long career.'
Praise for We're Here Because We're Here:
"A flawless album of simple but mesmerising songs."
PROG ALBUM OF THE YEAR CLASSIC ROCK
"Anathema are a hidden jewel in the UK's prog crown"
9/10 METAL HAMMER
"a glittering masterclass in atmospheric rock"
9/10 TERRORIZER
"Scouse progsters make a spectacular return"
KKKK KERRANG!
"the finest they have unleashed so far... a stunningly enjoyable album."
ALBUM OF THE YEAR CLASSIC ROCK PRESENTS PROG
Weather Systems will be available on Kscope from April 16th 2012.
For more information, visit the album site at:
kscopemusic.com/anathema/weathersystems
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Anathema never fails me...their music, this album, another masterpiece, reaching you out in every listen..
It's feels great when you see 'behind the music' , though all is getting clear like ready to be shared with the audience!Cheers!!!!
Oh my god. They did it again. Anathema is simply one of the emotionally most amazing bands out there. Ever. Looking forward to the album and the tour.
Este álbum es el amor de mi vida.
trust me it is a real masterpiece! for many years i didn't hear anything like this one
The best band!awesome work!
1-29 Danny listening to the landscapes - amazing ! he looks like he is a part of the song
We want MORE !!!!!
I've really been enjoying this album!! It was featured on Allmusic.com when I was reading the review for Rush's "Clockwork Angles" which is a great album too!
Masterpiece!!!! No doubt about it....!!!
For me, album of the year 2012!!! I know it's only march... but I can't imagine any band or artist will top this album. And believe me I listen to a lot of music and to a lot of different styles (pop/metal/progressive/rock/dance). Daniel Cavanagh has the most melancholic voice ever... buy this album people!
I can't wait!! :)
The mood is just breathtaking.....
Well done guys, keep doing whatever your heart tells you to do!
Greetings from Crete, Greece!
(I'm still teaching the children good maths Vincent! LOL) :D
Masterpiece!!!
If you like the Silent Enigma era Anathema/MDB early PL another band you might want to check out is Daylight Dies or November's Doom. Both bands which I really like. I think this band has perfected the emotive rock 'or whatever you want to call it' style. To be honest, I'm enjoying that more these days then the goth/doom metal stuff but I do love both styles.
Well this got me hyped...
Absolutley! Riverside is great as well. Also another Kscope label band The Pineapple Theif plays some cool stuff. Im eagerly awaiting the Storm Corrosion Akerfeldt (Opeth)/Wilson (Porcupine Tree) album. I have to agree in regards to the Silent Enigma and Alt. 4 being the best two albums but I still think WHBWH follows right behind them. On a personal level, that album just about pulled me out of a suicidal encounter because of it's hopeful outlook.
I like what I've heard of Storm Corrosion, very obscure almost avant garde in ways. That's only judging from two songs. The Pineapple Theif album I have is very cool stuff, it's called Little Man. I'm not up to date on either Riverside or PT, only have some older stuff but I like both bands. Another good one you should check out is No Man if you like soft melancholic landscapes.
I actually really appreciated Falling Deeper. I thought it was brilliant! It'll be interesting to listen to this album and hear where they're going with this one.
Better than the last one? We're Here Because We're Here was pretty much a masterpiece. The only album possibly better would be Judgement.
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Music is subjective and solely based on opinion so neither of us can be right. I enjoy everything Anathema has done for the most. Thy're obviously not the same band they were with Duncan and I'm fine with that because the direction they took was the right one in my opinion. If I want to listen to doomy/death metal there are tons of other bands for that i.e. (My Dying Bride, Swallow the Sun) that do it well.