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Recorded at Parkgate Studios, Battle, England in 2003.
Anathema: Vincent Cavanagh (vocals, guitar); Danny Cavanagh (guitar, keyboards, background vocals); Les Smith (keyboards, programming); Jamie Cavanagh (bass, programming); John Douglas (drums).
Additional personnel: Lee Douglas, Anna Livingstone (vocals).
Anathema Natural Disaster Songs Natural Disaster Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Fantastic
I absolutely loved this album, but there are definitely two different phases of Anathema. The first cd I picked up by this band was Judgement, and I adore it. Some fans of their heavier music may be disappointed, because this is definitely part of their ethereal/alternative music. I think this album has fantastic lyrics and has a very surreal feel to it. Harmonium, Are you there?, and Flying are must haves.
Submitted by Emily (Ohio, USA)
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masterpiece
very very good album!!!!!!!!!
Submitted by pkos76 (greece)
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Having own all their previous albums for a long time I just recently picked up this album and after listening to it the first time I was a little dissapointed I really liked their last album A Fine Day To Exit which growned on me after a couple of listenings I don`t think this will though. The majority of the song`s just don`t go anywhere, it feels empty. It`s not a bad album not all but it sometimes feels like Danny just had some left overs that didn`t make it on the previous album and decided to put it on this. There are some really strong songs here like: Closer, Are You There?, A Natural Disaster and Flying. All great classic Anathema songs that will stick with you for a long time. The other songs are mostly lacking and they sorta feel rushed through. But for those 4 mentioned songs it`s worth the price. 3 stars.
Submitted by Solitude (Norway)
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A Natural disaster is just another beautiful step in Anathema's evolution i think...The new soft songs are as good as the old heavy ones and Anathema can perform them anytime just as they should be;)
Submitted by maharet8805 (Cluj-Napoca,Romania)
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Anathema never seems to disappoint which is a good thing. I bought this CD when it first came out and I never get tired of listening to it. Really strong melodies and I really enjoy Vincent's voice. They sound very different from most bands and I like their style of music very much. I have most of their releases and they all are very good, and A Natural Disaster is right up there.
Submitted by Carl (Annapolis, MD, USA)
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