Title: Uniquely Anathema, for old and new fans.
Product review: I remember buying Anathema's Crestfallen LP when it came out... we have come a long way since, and the band has gone through some beautiful transitions (unfortunately I can't say the same for most other grand bands that emerged in the early 90s and went on to ridicule the Metal scene). Anathema began making the transition with what I consider their masterpiece: "Eternity", and then went into exploration mode of other musical directions, some of which were not appealing at all, however, with "A Fine Day To Exit", they maintained the essence of Anathema while doing something totally new, and you can hear the doom and gloom roots in their sound, it's not like they departed and attempted to just sound like an Alternative rock band.I can't say it's better than "Eternity" or "Crestfallen", but it is very good in its own category, with this album I felt like I was hearing a new band, and I truly enjoy it time and time again.
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