Anathema - A Vision Of A Dying EmbraceA Vision of A Dying Embrace contains a night of spellbinding doom metal from Anathema's live show in Krakow, Poland, in 1996. Whilst still reasonably early in the career of the band and with rhythm guitarist Vincent Cavanagh taking on vocal duties only relatively recently for the sublime "The Silent Enigma" opus, the set contained a whole selection of now established classics from Anathema's first two studio albums and Pentecost III EP, with epics

Verklarte Nacht being - in his own estimation - the first tone poem ever written for chamber ensemble

Released by Public Possession overseas

I hope you find it

- Ivan Brunet

for whom she recorded until the early 1960s

Cut Chemist

originally released in 1979

After the successful premiere a review appeared in the Grazer Tagespost that is all the more interesting insofar as it was penned by Friedrich Hausegger

the three young men practice dance routines

and the idea was born to use it for making a recording

When you add to this the fact that Sun Ra was notorious for his eccentricities (some have even described him as being barking mad)

his debut for Carpe Sonum