SAVIOUR

Antimatter's debut, by Mick Moss and the ex-Anathema Duncan Patterson!

And curiously, this album sounds more than I expected llike the great Alternative 4 from Anathema, which is undoubtedly the best album where Patterson has ever participated. Therefore, depressing environments with sad guitars and piercing bass melodies reappear, adorned by not always well-tuned female voices and Moss's elegant vocals.

Unfortunately, despite the fact that there are three or four brilliant songs, the album becomes dull in the long run, preventing repeated listening. The mediocre female singin does not help either.

Despite everything, lovers of the darker and more melancholic electronic progressive may appreciate this Saviour.

Best Tracks: Over Your Shoulder (beautiful guitar melodies and good vocals), Psalms (enters in the trip-hop field, but it's a good song) and The Last Laugh (definitely, when Moss sings the album is better)

My Rating: **