The Eternity Suite album is now available on iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/gm/album/the-eternity-suite/id1076722228?app=itunes&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
Showing posts with label Antimatter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Antimatter. Show all posts
Sunday, February 28, 2016
The Eternity Suite on iTunes
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Anathema,
Antimatter,
Duncan Patterson,
The Eternity Suite
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
The Eternity Suite - artwork and tracklisting
The Eternity Suite by Duncan Patterson
Strangelight Records (October 2015)
Prelude: Destiny
Into Infinity
Eternity part 1
Eternity part 2
Eternity part 3
Tranquil Chaos
The Divine Decree
Eternity parts 4 – 23
Destiny
Eternity part 24
Thursday, August 6, 2015
Antimatter CD sale 4.99
I was recently returned a box of Antimatter - Lights Out cds that I left in France about 10 years ago. They're now on sale at my webstore for just £4.99
This out of print Strangelight Records edition features bonus acoustic tracks (1 hidden).
http://duncanpatterson.bigcartel.com/product/lights-out
1. Lights Out 4:05
2. Everything You Know Is Wrong 4:03
3. The Art of a Soft Landing 4:29
4. Expire 7:59
5. In Stone 7:49
6. Reality Clash 7:45
7. Dream 5:54
8. Terminal 7:43
Total length: 49:47
Bonus track
9. Everything You Know Is Wrong [Acoustic] 2:55
+ hidden track
This out of print Strangelight Records edition features bonus acoustic tracks (1 hidden).
1. Lights Out 4:05
2. Everything You Know Is Wrong 4:03
3. The Art of a Soft Landing 4:29
4. Expire 7:59
5. In Stone 7:49
6. Reality Clash 7:45
7. Dream 5:54
8. Terminal 7:43
Total length: 49:47
Bonus track
9. Everything You Know Is Wrong [Acoustic] 2:55
+ hidden track
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Into Infinity
This week we are just waiting for a couple more remix tracks to come in and the new Alternative 4 album 'The Obscurants' will be sent off to be mastered. Which means we are well on course for a 2014 release, and can start looking at live shows once we have a release date. Next year will also mark 20 years since I first composed & recorded my own music for an official release (Anathema - Pentecost III). So to commemorate two decades as a songwriter I have decided to forage through my whole discography and pick out suitable songs to re-record as orchestral/soundtrack style pieces. It's something I have been talking about doing for about 10 years already so I'm going to get up and do it while I'm still here. While a good discussion can be healthy and all that, talking about doing something doesn't actually get things done (nor does typing, I know). Also, in addition to songs from the auld archives I have decided to include the 'missing Eternity' parts 5 to 23. This will be my first release under my own name and I'll continue down that road with all things classical and ambient, growing old gracefully and all that. The go-ahead has been given to start working on this project in February, and it is a mammoth task considering the amount of material, so lets hope for a creative and healthy 2014 all round. Some positive and exciting stuff to look forward to (and plenty of hard work). More details and a bit of name-dropping to come soon.
Faith, hope, love, and peace!
Labels:
Alternative 4,
Anathema,
Antimatter,
Duncan Patterson,
Into Infinity,
íon
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
In-depth interview
Heres an in-depth interview that I did a while back with Pro-Rock Bulgaria, which explains a lot of subjects that I'm constantly quizzed about.
Congratulations on your new album with Alternative 4. Of course, the first question is - why did you pick that name?
DP: Basically I had to find a name for this new band, and Alternative 4 just stood out. At first I was thinking 'oh god I know what this is going to attract' but I also realised that, as well as being a great band name, I could use this opportunity to clear up over a decade of rumours and being asked the same thing time and time again. The more I think of it the more I appreciate the title, its mysterious without being clichéd plus it suits the music, and you have to remember that not everyone on the planet is obsessed with Anathema.
Follow the rest of the interview here:-
http://autumnsphere.blogspot.co.uk/2012/01/interview-with-duncan-patterson.html
Congratulations on your new album with Alternative 4. Of course, the first question is - why did you pick that name?
DP: Basically I had to find a name for this new band, and Alternative 4 just stood out. At first I was thinking 'oh god I know what this is going to attract' but I also realised that, as well as being a great band name, I could use this opportunity to clear up over a decade of rumours and being asked the same thing time and time again. The more I think of it the more I appreciate the title, its mysterious without being clichéd plus it suits the music, and you have to remember that not everyone on the planet is obsessed with Anathema.
Follow the rest of the interview here:-
http://autumnsphere.blogspot.co.uk/2012/01/interview-with-duncan-patterson.html
Labels:
Alternative 4,
Anathema,
Antimatter,
Duncan Patterson
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