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OCEAN WITHOUT A SHORE

Weather Systems

Crossover Prog


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4.56 | 29 ratings | 3 reviews | 41% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2024

Songs / Tracks Listing

Part One: First Steps
1. Synaesthesia (9:11)
2. Do Angels Sing Like Rain? (5:06)
3. Untouchable Part 3 (5:55)
4. Ghost In The Machine (4:53)
5. Are You There? Part 2 (5:58)

Part Two: Learning To Fly
6. Still Lake (5:58)
7. Take Me With You (6:09)
8. Ocean Without A Shore (7:17)
9. The Space Between Us (6:04)

Total Time 56:31

Line-up / Musicians

- Daniel Cavanagh / vocals, electric and acoustic guitar, bass, keyboards, piano, electric piano, programming, vocoder, string arrangements
- Daniel Cardoso / drums

With:
- Soraia Silva / vocals
- Oliwia Krettek / vocals
- Petter Carlsen / vocals
- Paul Kearns / vocals

Releases information

Label: Mascot Label Group / Mascot Records
2 x Vinyl LP (coloured limited edition) Music Theories Recordings - MTR77341 (September 27 2024, Worldwide)
CD Music Theories Recordings - MTR77342 (September 27 2024, Worldwide)
Digital album September 27, 2024

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WEATHER SYSTEMS Ocean Without a Shore ratings distribution


4.56
(29 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(41%)
41%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(24%)
24%
Good, but non-essential (28%)
28%
Collectors/fans only (7%)
7%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

WEATHER SYSTEMS Ocean Without a Shore reviews


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Review by richardh
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5 stars As is fairly well know now, this is the band that rises from the ashes of the dear departed Liverpudlian band Anathema. That was started as a metal band by the 3 Cavanagh brothers who then decided to develop a more 'alternative' style of music on albums such as 1999's Judgement (probably their most popular) and carried forward on the next 2 albums A Fine Day To Exit and A Natural Disaster. The sister of drummer John Douglas was added to the line up and she was to prove the magical added x-factor for arguably their finest albums We're Here Because We're Here and Weather Systems (my favourite). This seemed to be a peak that was hard to build on with it's wonderful mesh of post metal, pop and prog in evidence. A couple of further albums followed but eventually this wonderful band had to call it a day. However the new material has now re-surfaced on this Daniel Cavanagah lead re-birth of the band (sort of). Also features Daniel Cardoso on keys, so in fact it now becomes a 2 piece band. This for me is almost as good as the Weather Systems album and is currently in my top 5 albums for the year, only beaten so far by A Swarm Of The Sun (more post metal!), Neal Morse and Geordie Greep. Highly recommended if you like Anathema in general. 4.9 stars rounded up.

Latest members reviews

5 stars A very, very strong album that serves as an Anathema redux. As a long time Anathema fan, I was deeply saddened by all the recent drama which ultimately led to their abrupt disbanding. One would have thought we wouldn't get fresh new music - but this release proves otherwise. This album is pu ... (read more)

Report this review (#3116809) | Posted by Paschendale | Wednesday, November 20, 2024 | Review Permanlink

5 stars Great to see you back Daniel Cavanagh, and what a way to do it. Anyone who loves later era Anathema, in particular its namesake, will adore this. Great song writing (as always), musicianship and as emotive as ever. I truly hope the band tour this and play it in full. Mr Cavanagh deserves far more re ... (read more)

Report this review (#3110333) | Posted by DestrukiwKommandoh | Saturday, October 26, 2024 | Review Permanlink

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