A Natural Disaster by Anathema, released 29 June 2006, includes the following tracks: "Closer", "Childhood Dream", "A Natural Disaster", "Electicity" and more.
This version of A Natural Disaster comes as a 1xCD. -
"A Natural Disaster" is a captivating studio album by the British band Anathema, released in 2003 and available here in CD format. This record marks an important evolution in the band's sound, blending atmospheric rock with progressive and alternative influences to create a deeply emotional listening experience. The album features standout tracks such as "Flying," "Are You There?" and the haunting title track "A Natural Disaster." Lyrically profound and musically rich, it explores themes of loss, hope, and transformation. Anathema has been acclaimed for their ability to reinvent themselves over time; originally rooted in doom metal, they have since become pioneers of atmospheric rock. Their previous albums like "Judgement" and "Alternative 4" have received critical praise worldwide.
Anathema was formed in Liverpool in 1990 by brothers Daniel and Vincent Cavanagh. Over three decades, they've built a loyal international following thanks to their emotive songwriting and innovative approach to music genres. With each release, including this one under Sony Music's banner, they've expanded their artistic horizons while maintaining authenticity.
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I liked the album. Even more than A Fine Day to Exit, where everything was simply saturated with doom and hopelessness. In the new release of the British, only light sadness is visible, which spurs interest in life. It's nice to listen to this album while drinking wine and wrapping yourself in a warm soft plaid. Beautiful melodies remotely resembling Radiohead and vocals in places are very much like Tom York. There are notes from Prog Rock (Opeth 'Damnation', for example, will listen very well after it). But, oddly enough, one of the songs (namely, Pulled Under At 2000 Meters A Second) somehow reminded me of Sympho Black in mood. Perhaps the scream, almost turning into scream, influenced my impression, and the melody itself is very disposed to this. If you do not have your own lullaby yet, you can safely take this disc and make it out of it (lullaby).
Marc Jason G. - 28/Aug/2019
darker, maybe more complex as far as the songwriting is concerned, and besides, the song 'A Natural Disaster' is so perfect that I decently cannot underrate it
Andrew V. - 01/Dec/2013
Anathema might have changed a lot in their style of music throughout the years but this album remains a classic! Extremely atmospheric and moody songs, soft voices and a taste of lingering love!
Dennis Heinemann - 24/Feb/2012
Klasse Album mit einer wunderbar verträumten Atmosphäre.
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