Anathema

un groupe que j'ai adoré étant plus jeune, surtout serenades et the silent enigma, et les 2 EP: the crestfallen et Pentecost III.
après j'ai laché l'affaire, mes goûts ont changé en matière de metal, delaissant le black et le doom pour revenir au heavy que j'écoute toujours aujourd'hui.

que de nostalgie mes amis!!!!

Tu sais que Anathema a laché le black et le doom depuis belle lurette ?

ah bin non, tu me l'apprends.

ils font quoi maintenant?

Comme avant: d'la .... 

Du pink floyd.

ah bin dans les 2 cas, c'est pas ma tasse de thé

Pour moi c'est avant tout un groupe de voix , de l'harmonisation à 3 voix ( 2 masculines , 1 féminine)... musicalement il y a des choses comme l'a dit beurk qui se rapproche de Floyd ..après , on est loin du métal... comme Riverside , ils ne font pas de métal mais ils jouent au hellfest

bon, bin tu as chatouillé ma curiosité, je vais écouter, tu as un album en particulier à me recommander?

Weather systems ! faut écouter les titres "untouchable" I et II , The Beginning and the End et the storm before the calm

ok, merci, je vais essayer ça alors!

Et tu vas aimer. car c'est rudement bon tout de même.

La seule fois où je me suis autant emmerdé qu'à un concert de Tool c'était à un concert de Anathema.
En plus c'est 2 groupes sont aussi prétentieux l'un que l'autre.

je n'ai pas encore ressenti ce côté prétentieux mais une amie a ressenti ça au dernier concert d'Anathema dans une église !

perso,, j'ai ecouté hier soir et ce soir, et c'est vraiment pas du tout mon truc, je suis pas fan, j'ai remis the crestfallen EP à la place, et le côté nostalgie à fait sont effet!

breizhjoker a écrit:

La seule fois où je me suis autant emmerdé qu'à un concert de Tool c'était à un concert de Anathema.
En plus c'est 2 groupes sont aussi prétentieux l'un que l'autre.

Pour Tool je pourrais comprendre mais Anathema franchement, ces mecs sont plutôt relax !

C'est samedi

Anathema
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New Studio Album "The Optimist" due out on Kscope on 9th June 2017.




optimist /ˈɒptɪmɪst/
noun: optimist; plural noun: optimists
1. a person who tends to be hopeful and confident about the future or the success of something.

2.  a person who believes that this world is the best of all possible worlds or that good must ultimately prevail over evil.

After Anathema’s 2012 award-winning album Weather Systems and 2014’s spellbinding Distant Satellites, the ambient rockers are back with their eleventh full-length, The Optimist. Due for release on 9th June through Kscope The Optimist will soon reveal some of the darkest, most challenging and unexpected music the sextet have put their name to.

Anathema, led by brothers Daniel and Vincent Cavanagh, along with drummer John Douglas, singer Lee Douglas, bassist Jamie Cavanagh and keyboardist Daniel Cardoso began recording The Optimist in the winter of 2016 at Attica Audio in Donegal, Ireland and then finished at Castle Of Doom studios in Glasgow with producer Tony Doogan [Mogwai, Belle & Sebastian, Super Furry Animals] at the helm. Vincent elaborates on Doogan’s influence on the recording process “he suggested that we record as a live band, which we hadn’t done for years. Having played a few tunes on the last tour, we were ready for that. Tony wanted to capture that energy you can only get with everyone facing each other… it makes a big difference. He was a superb guy to work with and I learned a lot making this record”

The idea for The Optimist was born from the front cover artwork of the band’s 2001 album A Fine Day To Exit Daniel Cavanagh explains “I suppose you might say the album is semi-autobiographical because this time we used a surrogate,” he says, of the character that is The Optimist “We put sound, feelings and crucially, our own hopes and fears into another person and made him the subject of the songs then weaving my own internal monologue into the narrative of The Optimist. It was John’s idea to write a narrative, so I took A Fine Day To Exit as the starting point”. Vincent elaborates further on the earlier album’s artwork influence “The guy who disappeared – you never knew what happened to him, did he start a new life? Did he succumb to his fate? It was never explained. The opening track title is the exact coordinates for Silver Strand beach in San Diego – the last known location of The Optimist – shown on the cover of A Fine Day to Exit.”

To continue the theme further, the band brought back designer and illustrator Travis Smith to create the artwork for The Optimist. The artwork was created from a series of photographs Smith took on a West Coast road trip.

With the character’s unresolved destiny the three song writing members, meticulously brought the unfinished story to an end – and most strikingly of all – one which is decided by the listener.

32.63N 117.14W (01:18)
Leaving It Behind (04:27)
Endless Ways (05:49)
The Optimist (05:37)
San Francisco (04:59)
Springfield (05:49)
Ghosts (04:17)
Can`t Let Go (05:00)
Close Your Eyes (03:39)
Wildfires (05:40)
Back To The Start (11:41)
Fans can have taster of what’s to come here:

Pourquoi ils ont foutu un underscore à leur nom ? Il chante en morse maintenant

hâte d'écouter ce nouvel album !!

voici un titre :



Springfield

Vraiment pas terrible ce morceau. Il ne démarre jamais.

Si il démarre .... Mais n'avance pas

10 dates en France !!

Mouais , à quoi ça sert ce teaser ?