Looking for an Answer Grindcore from Spain | Active Animal liberation, Social disgust, Human misery | Full Discography: 3 Full-length | 3 Ep´s | 9 Split´s...
VHS Discography
VHS: Violent Homicidal Slasher Gore Grind from Canada 80's Horror Movies | Active Full Discography: 2 Full-length | 2 Ep´s | 2 Split´s
Tu Carne (2018)
Gore Grind from Spain Gore, Murder, Forensic, Terror February 17th, 2018 Full-length | Active MP3 | 320Kbps | 28:24 | 68,8Mb
Haemorrhage (2017)
Gore Grind from Spain Lyrical: Gore, Surgeries October 6th, 2017 Full-length | Active MP3 | 320Kbps | 37:51 | 88,7Mb
Dying Fetus (2017)
Brutal Death Metal from USA Politics, Society, Hatred, Violence June 23rd, 2017 Full-length | Active MP3 | 320Kbps | 54:04 | 125Mb
Nasum Discography
Grindcore from Sweden Politics, Society, Antifascism Full Discography | 4 Full-length 3 Ep´s | 8 Split´s | 2 Videos 1 Live Album | 1 Compilation
Cradle Of Filth (2017)
Cryptoriana: The Seductiveness of Decay | Full-length (2017) Extreme Gothic Metal Full-length | Active MP3 | 320Kbps | 1:05:34 | 150Mb
Dead Infection Discography
Gore Grind from Poland Gore, Road Casualty, Fatal Accidents, Putrefaction Full Discography | Active 3 Full-length | 9 Split´s...
Leng tch'e Discography
Grindcore from Belgium Family stories, Anti-racism... Full Discography | Active 6 Full-length | 3 Split´s MP3 @192-256-320Kbps
Necrophiliac Citadel...
Death Metal from Spain Gore, Satanism Release date: :1992 Full-length | Split-up MP3 | 320Kbps | 47:27 | 108Mb
Nothin' Suss / Queef Huffer
Brutal Death Metal/Gore Grind Lyrical: Porn, Sex, Gore Australia || United States (Split) || Active MP3 | 320Kbps | 57:31 | 131Mb
They:Swarm
Death Metal/Grindcore Lyrical: Sex, Horror, Society Full-length | Israel (Tel Aviv) Changed Name as Whorecore MP3 | 275Kbps | 14:30 | 28,8Mb
Cretin Discography
Death Metal/Grindcore Bizarre sex,Humour,Perversions United States (California) Active | Full Discography 2 Full-length | 1 EP
Groinchurn - Sixtimenine
Grindcore from South Africa Brutality, Hate, Society Release date: February 28th, 1997 Full-length | Split-up MP3 | 320Kbps | 24:22 | 55,8Mb
Kreator: Hallucinative Comas
Hallucinative Comas is a horror movie accompanied by Kreator's music. | Thrash Metal Video | Active AVI | 45:47 | 245Mb
Giants Of Grind II
Various Artists (video): Antigama, Total Mass, Third Degree, Mastic Scum, Dysmorphic, Depression, Mesrine, Suppository, F.U.B.A.R., Jigsore Terror | Grindcore AVI | 01:06:43 | 783Mb
Vincent Cavanagh: Guitars (1990-present), Vocals (lead) (1995-present), Keyboards (2011-present)
Danny Cavanagh: Guitars, Keyboards, Piano, Vocals (1990-2002, 2003-present)
Lee Douglas: Vocals (backing) (2000-present), Vocals (lead) (2003-present)
Daniel Cardoso: Keyboards, Drums (2012-present)
In the beginning, Anathema were a doom/death metal band. Progressively, they've changed their music, today playing atmospheric/progressive rock.
Guitarist Vincent Cavanagh took over as the band's vocalist when Darren J. White left. Anathema currently have four of the original five band members in their line-up, but Vincent Cavanagh has been the only ever-present.
Anathema effectively traded keyboard players with Cradle of Filth in 2000. Martin Powell left his role as Anathema's live keyboardist to join Cradle as replacement for Les Smith, who then went on to join Anathema first in a touring capacity and later as a permanent member.
Shortly after the release of A Fine Day to Exit, Danny left the band and relocated to Ireland to work with Duncan Patterson in Antimatter. That did not work out and Danny returned to Anathema with a full album's worth of songs which became A Natural Disaster.
Vincent, Danny and Jamie Cavanagh are brothers, and Vincent and Jamie are twins. Lee and John Douglas are brother and sister.
Compilation Appearances
- "Lovelorn Rhapsody" on Peaceville Vol. 4 (Peaceville, 1992)
- "Welcome to Hell" on In the Name of Satan: A Tribute to Venom (1994)
- "Read Between the Lies" on Slatanic Slaughter II: A Tribute to Slayer (1996)
- "Better Off Dead" on Peaceville X (Peaceville, 1998)
- "Wasted Years" on Maiden Heaven, Volume 2 (Kerrang! Magazine, 2016)
10. The Silent Enigma Orchestral * 04:12 instrumental
11. Sleepless 96 * 04:32
Orchestral arrangements by Daniel Cavanagh.
- Album Art: "Lady In Milton's Comus" by L. Wright used by kind permission of The Board Of Trustees Of The National Museums And Galleries On Merseyside (Walker Art Gallery).
- Horsehead Nebula picture: Royal Observatory, Edinburgh / AATB / Science Photo Library.
- Photography by Simon Mooney.
- Band picture by Meany.
*The Peaceville 2003 re-release contains the following bonus tracks:
10: The Silent Enigma (Orchestral) (04:12)
11: Sleepless '96 (04:31)
The first pressing incorrectly lists track 4 as "Sunset of the Age". This has been corrected on later versions.
All tracks recorded at Lynx Studios, Newcastle except "...Alone" recorded at M.A. Studios, Liverpool.
Mixed at the Academy, Dewsbury.
*"Dawn" (by Farquaharson) & "Fantine" (by Hall) courtesy of Board of Trustees of the National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside (Walker Art Gallery).
*Optical image of stars in cloud courtesy of Royal Observatory, Edinburgh / AATB / Science Photo Library.
*All tracks published by Vile Music except "Hope" published by Pink Floyd Music / Copyright Control.
*The Roy Harper cover opens with the track "Bad Speech" and then progresses into "Hope"; this reflects the way it was originally released on "Whatever Happened to Jugula?" in 1985.
The album title refers to the "Alternative 3" television programme and book. In interviews, the band mentioned they found "Alternative 3" too depressing so they came up with "Alternative 4", which is the album concept.
Recorded at The Windings Jan-Feb '98.
Mixed at Parkgate.
Mastered at Transfermation.
Packaged in a transparent tray jewel case with a 6 pages booklet.
Dedicated to Helen Cavanagh (1949-1998).
Repressed on Cardsleeve CD in 2011 by Sony Music Entertainment.
Repressed on 180 gram double vinyl by Peaceville Records in 2011, limited to 2000 copies.
Recorded, mixed and mastered at Damage, Inc. Studios, Ventimiglia, Italy, February 1st-April 15th, 1999.
All songs by D. Cavanagh except 2 by D. Cavanagh, V. Cavanagh, J. Douglas
Shortly after the release of (previous album) "A Fine Day to Exit", Danny left Anathema, and relocated to Ireland to work with Duncan Patterson in Antimatter. That did not work out, and Danny returned to Anathema with a full album's worth of songs, which became "A Natural Disaster".
The album title was suggested to Danny Cavanaugh by Duncan Patterson, while in Ireland.
In a 2003 interview, Danny explained that he wrote "Violence" for Cradle of Filth, but "never sent it to them". The initial version recorded by Anathema was also longer, and ended with a sung part, featuring Anna Stone, a friend of the band. But they eventually decided that "it had to be an instrumental and nothing else could have finished the album".
Re-released on 180 grams double vinyl by Peaceville Records in 2011, both limited to 2000 copies
Recorded and mixed at Parkgate Studios, Battle, Summer 2003.
Tracks 2 & 7 mixed at Electric Mayhem, Nottingham.
The release is a semi-acoustic album consisting of remakes of old songs and one new track:
Tracks 1 and 3 originally on "Alternative 4"
Tracks 2 and 8 originally on "A Fine Day to Exit"
Track 4 originally on "Judgement"
Tracks 5, 7 and 9 originally on "A Natural Disaster"
Track 6 originally on "Eternity"
Track 10 is a new song.
Produced and performed winter-spring in 2008.
We're Here Because We're Here (2010)
Album: We're Here Because We're Here
Type: Full-length
The album features brand new orchestral arrangements of songs and melodies from the band's earliest days:
Tracks 1, 4 and 5 originally from "The Crestfallen" EP
Tracks 2 and 6 originally from "Serenades"
Tracks 3 and 8 originally from "Pentecost III" EP
Tracks 7 and 9 originally from "The Silent Enigma".
Recorded at Parr Street Studios and at Angel Studios
Mastered at Close to the Edge
Jamie Cavanagh is listed as live member in the booklet and is only credited for playing bass on The Storm Before The Calm.
The narration on "Internal Landscapes" is from a 1981 interview with Joe Geraci.
"Internal Landscapes" is dedicated to William Cavanagh.
*Recorded at Aerial Studios, Wrexham; Parr Street Studios, Liverpool and Christer-André Cederberg's place, Oslo
*Mixed at Christer-André Cederberg's place, Oslo.
*Mastered at Propeller mastering, Oslo
The credits mention Jamie Cavanagh as the band's bassist while acknowledging that Christer-André Cederberg played bass on the álbum.
Recorded and mixed at Cederberg Studios, Olso
Drums recorded at Urban Sound Studios, Oslo
Mastered at Propellor Studios, Oslo
The Optimist (2017)
Album: The Optimist
Type: Full-length
Release date: June 9th, 2017
Catalog ID: KSCOPE356
Label: Kscope Music
Format: CD
MP3 | 320Kbps | 58:38 | 136Mb
Tracklist:
1. 32.63N 117.14W 01:18 instrumental
2. Leaving It Behind 04:27
3. Endless Ways 05:49
4. The Optimist 05:37
5. San Francisco 04:59 instrumental
6. Springfield 05:49
7. Ghosts 04:17
8. Can't Let Go 05:00
9. Close Your Eyes 03:39
10. Wildfires 05:40
11. Back to the Start 11:41
Recorded at Attica Audio in Donegal, Ireland and Castle of Doom in Glasgow, Scotland.
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