A Natural Disaster Reviews
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http://www.powermetal.de/cdreview/review-3120.html
"Die Stimme von Vincent Cavanagh besitzt dabei auch 2003 die emotionale Tiefe einer wunderschön-wilden Schlucht, lässt die meisten Sängerkollegen in der Gothic-Branche souverän hinter sich."
God, I hate that!!!
"Die Stimme von Vincent Cavanagh besitzt dabei auch 2003 die emotionale Tiefe einer wunderschön-wilden Schlucht, lässt die meisten Sängerkollegen in der Gothic-Branche souverän hinter sich."
God, I hate that!!!
Aerwen
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Aerwen said:
Well that would be nice, allthough I think i understand the most of it. But what I meant is that I hate it that reviewers use the term "gothic" (brrrrr) in an Anathema review.
Bastet
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a review from the dutch metal magazine "aardschok"
i did my best translating it, you'll understand allright i guess
"Once I wrote in an Anathema-review that I could hardly imagine a life without this band.You can find albums like "Eternity", "Judgement" or "Alternative 4" in my cd-player regularly. Hearing A Natural Disaster, a fearful feeling came over me that my love for this band could be well coming to an end.
Where were the emotional outbursts of Danny Cavanagh? Yet I could not and did not want to believe that one of my favorite bands had delivered a mediocre album. And what's the case, after listening more than ten times, the record is fabulous, although the incubation period is very long. The first three songs are very worked up(?)and rather experimental. "Are you there?", "Flying" and "Electricity" make my flesh creep just as much as "One last goodbye" (one of the most beautiful Anathema songs ever). The title track, surprisingly enough, reminds me very strongly of Antimatter, the new band of former Anathema bass player Duncan Patterson. Both bands have AD 2003 more incommon than they probably want to themselves. The only violence to be found on "A Natural Disaster, is the song "Pulled under..." and that is too little in my opinion . A little more spirit would have been nice.That does not alter the fact that those who have a little patience with A Natural Disaster, have a divinely beautiful album in their hands "
written by Anita BOEL
quotation:81/100
i did my best translating it, you'll understand allright i guess
"Once I wrote in an Anathema-review that I could hardly imagine a life without this band.You can find albums like "Eternity", "Judgement" or "Alternative 4" in my cd-player regularly. Hearing A Natural Disaster, a fearful feeling came over me that my love for this band could be well coming to an end.
Where were the emotional outbursts of Danny Cavanagh? Yet I could not and did not want to believe that one of my favorite bands had delivered a mediocre album. And what's the case, after listening more than ten times, the record is fabulous, although the incubation period is very long. The first three songs are very worked up(?)and rather experimental. "Are you there?", "Flying" and "Electricity" make my flesh creep just as much as "One last goodbye" (one of the most beautiful Anathema songs ever). The title track, surprisingly enough, reminds me very strongly of Antimatter, the new band of former Anathema bass player Duncan Patterson. Both bands have AD 2003 more incommon than they probably want to themselves. The only violence to be found on "A Natural Disaster, is the song "Pulled under..." and that is too little in my opinion . A little more spirit would have been nice.That does not alter the fact that those who have a little patience with A Natural Disaster, have a divinely beautiful album in their hands "
written by Anita BOEL
quotation:81/100
Hi there,
Here's the link to our review, on metal-realm.com: http://www.metal-realm.com/by_issue/0022/r/a_natural_disaster.htm If you could also post your opinion on our forum or leave a message to our guestbook that would be awesome!
Wishes from Greece,
Menelaos Megariotis
Here's the link to our review, on metal-realm.com: http://www.metal-realm.com/by_issue/0022/r/a_natural_disaster.htm If you could also post your opinion on our forum or leave a message to our guestbook that would be awesome!
Wishes from Greece,
Menelaos Megariotis
Bastet
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Hey, for you guys that have access to English TV.
Channel Four Teletext has got a review of A Natural Disaster......Teletext Page 357. Cheers
Channel Four Teletext has got a review of A Natural Disaster......Teletext Page 357. Cheers
Bastet
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OK.....Channel 4 British TV...Review as follows (On teletext)
They give it 5 out of 5. ( No other review recieved such a high mark )
No longer the whipping boys of the Goth metal underground,
Anathema's rise to grace has been as impressive as it has been rapid.
Entwhining Floydian progression and the sort of twisted tenderness that would drive Thom Yorke wild, this is truly enormous.
A staggering example of truly emotive rock they should go stellar.
Cheers Dougie
They give it 5 out of 5. ( No other review recieved such a high mark )
No longer the whipping boys of the Goth metal underground,
Anathema's rise to grace has been as impressive as it has been rapid.
Entwhining Floydian progression and the sort of twisted tenderness that would drive Thom Yorke wild, this is truly enormous.
A staggering example of truly emotive rock they should go stellar.
Cheers Dougie
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