Anathema launch Lost Song video
View promo for acoustic version of track from acclaimed album Distant Satellites
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Anathema have released a video of their acoustic take on The Lost Song Part 2, from acclaimed recent album Distant Satellites.
The performance took place at the launch party for their tenth record, which has drawn acclaim from all directions. Prog described it as a “divine” work while Metal Hammer called it “masterfully balanced, compelling and infectious.”
Daniel Cavanagh recently told how the band regard Distant Satellites as their crowning achievement to date, saying: “It contains almost every conceivable element of the heartbeat of Anathema music that it is possible to have.”
They recently extended their upcoming UK tour:
Sep 18: Belfast Limelight
Sep 19: Dublin Button Factory
Sep 21: Glasgow ABC2
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