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ANATHEMA: Video Interview With DANIEL CAVANAGH, Concert Footage Available

June 25, 2007

Russia's Darkside e-zine has uploaded photos and video footage of Daniel Cavanagh's (ANATHEMA) acoustic concert in Moscow, Russian on June 23, 2007 (the setlist included songs by ANATHEMA, PINK FLOYD, THE BEATLES, NICK DRAKE, DEAD CAN DANCE and more). Also available is a video interview with Cavanagh in which he talks about the new ANATHEMA album and the group's new record deal. Check it out at this location.

ANATHEMA has set "Everything" as the title of its new album, tentatively due later in the year. Daniel Cavanagh previously stated about the new material, "Some of these songs are a little more melancholy, and some of them are euphoric. They all have one thing in common in that they are all very much from the heart, and they are dripping with emotion.

"This is the greatest record we have ever made. I know it in my heart. . . I put my faith that the greater mind can bring everything into place for us to make this record. A record that will certainly affect some people. I do not wish to sound pretentious but I know it will change lives. This is what music does. It moves people in a way no other form of art does."

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