Posts Tagged ‘Anathema’
Posted in A, Reviews on Wednesday, September 24th, 2008
Now here’s a band that has come a long way. Slowly morphing from doom/death to moody, emotional rock, Anathema has lost some old fans, while gaining some new ones. But for the most part respect for them has been well preserved (and certainly well deserved). After some uncertainty of the band’s future, we’ve come to [...]
Tags: 2008, Album, Anathema, Belgarath, Hindsight, K Scope Music, Review
Posted in A, Reviews on Monday, February 25th, 2002
The second installment of Anathema’s Resonance retrospective albums is a strange trip when you look at who and what the band currently are.
Really, when you reflect on Anathema’s career, the evolution from The Crestfallen EP to the band’s recent album, A Fine Day to Exit, is fairly obvious. For proponents of everything pre-The Silent Enigma, [...]
Tags: 2002, Anathema, Chris Dick, Peaceville Records, Review
Posted in A, Reviews on Saturday, November 17th, 2001
Now that fellow labelmates and countrymen My Dying Bride have two excellent retrospectives in the proverbial bag, Anathema get their turn to compile and assemble a collection or two of their own.
While Bride’s dual slabs of melancholy were voted by the fans on the group’s website, Anathema here seems particularly adamant over what tracks made [...]
Tags: 2001, Anathema, Chris Dick, Peaceville Records, Review
Posted in A, Reviews on Wednesday, October 17th, 2001
Everyone, who has followed Anathema’s illustrious career as intensely as this writer, should have seen this album coming. In purest form, A Fine Day to Exit is nothing less than a masterpiece. Not unlike Katatonia’s newest magnum opus Last Fair Deal Gone Down, the album is fueled by relentless emotive energy mixed with precise musical [...]
Tags: 2001, Anathema, Jason Hundley, Peaceville Records, Review