A FINE DAY TO EXIT

This album was the first from Anathema I'd ever heard a couple of years ago. When Pressure started I was delivered into another world, where everything is foggy, spiritual and so strange. The waves of the music swept me away until Panic, and I'd felt that this is what I waited, this is my music, this is me. And then I thought that really it's the fine day to exit. The witchcraft was cut with the last song. I really often enjoy the CD, but most of the time I skip Temporary Peace (I hate Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast by Pink Floyd, and Temporary Peace is something like that). That's why I must give only four stars to this very remarkable album.