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Saturday 01 July 2023
Lifesigns concert, Poppodium Boerderij, Zoetermeer
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Productdetails |
| Artiest | Anubis |
| Titel | 230503 (Deluxe 2-CD Anniversary Edition) |
| Medium | 2-CD |
| 2e HANDS | Nee |
| Genre | Progressive/Neoprog/Symphonic |
| Omschrijving | Deluxe 2CD mediabook version of the 2020 Partial
re-recording and remix of the band‘s celebrated
2009 debut studio album. With bonus CD of
unreleased tracks, including the new single
‘Technicolour Afterlife‘ (written in 2004), and
the unreleased ‘lost‘ epic ‘The Life not Taken‘
recorded in 2020 and 2021 by the band‘s current
line-up; and live tracks recorded across the world
throughout the band‘s career. With full sleeve
notes by the band and photography and design by
the band‘s long term collaborator, Tim Neill.
CD 1:
230503 (2020 Mix)
The Deepest Wound
Leaving Here Tonight
Breaking Water
Waterfall
Anonymity
The Bond of Mutual Distrust
The Doctor
Flying/Falling
The Collapse
Disinfected and Abused
CD2:
The Life not Taken (2020 Recording)
i. Old Pain, New Wounds
ii. The Deepest Wound
iii. Circular Roads with Straight Lines
iv. Leaving Here Tonight
v. Worlds Apart
vi. Breaking Water
Waterfall (Live in Camden, 2012)
Anonymity (Live in Sydney, 2010)
The Bond of Mutual Distrust (Live in Camden, 2012)
The Collapse (Live in Camden, 2012)
Disinfected and Abused (Live in Nieuwerkerk a/d
IJssel, 2018)
Technicolour Afterlife (2020 Recording)
When Anubis released 230503 in 2008, it had begun
life as a hobby project by two songwriters -
Robert James Moulding and David Eaton - that
quickly had to became a band in order to record
it. It was recorded, as self-produced debuts so
often are, with a lot of enthusiasm but little
experience and even less expertise. It was
released independently, `leaked` on BitTorrent and
consequently, as a result of doing the right thing
for the right time, found an unexpectedly large
audience that has stuck with band and enabled it
to continue releasing music for 12 years.
By 2020, when the album turned ten, the band had
released six studio albums and had developed a
means of recording in-house that meant that the
230503 album was little more than demo quality in
comparison to the latter day studio records.
Featuring some of the band`s most popular music -
including the 18 minute fan favourite `Disinfected
and Abused`, the album garnered great reviews for
it`s ambition, performances and songwriting, and
some derision for it`s sound quality.
This version of the album features a complete re-
mix and partial re-recording of the work. The
original audio files were passed through better
quality audio equipment and plugins to render the
guitars, basses and voices in hi-res 88.2k/24bit
sound, and the keyboards (which were mostly
recorded as midi data) were passed through modern
64bit VSTs and better quality synthesizers. The
Hammond organ was sent through a better Leslie
cabinet and the whole sonic picture received a
facelift.
The drums were all re-recorded in January 2020 by
Steven Eaton. This process was captured, similarly
in 88.2/24 and his performances, while faithful to
the original record, give him the opportunity to
stamp 10 years of experience playing the material
live onto the definitive studio version of the
track.
Robert Moulding`s voice, having all of the
primitive processing from the mid-2000`s removed,
soars in a way that listeners will be accustomed
to on later studio albums, and the clarity in both
his and Nick Antoinette`s bass playing is stronger
than ever.
The album was mixed by Dean Bennison, who produced
the original record, and now feels that he`s done
justice to the band`s debut album. Dean joined the
band shortly after the release of the album and
has since produced the band`s entire catalogue.
Douglas Skene digitally mastered the album.
Douglas has mastered the band`s live albums and
the `Different Stories` and `Homeless` albums.
This version of 230503 completes the story with a
second disc that includes the lost epic `The Life
not Taken`, which was woven out of `The Deepest
Wound`, `Leaving Here Tonight`, `Breaking Water`
and several minutes of previously unreleased
instrumental material. Originally intended to open
the 230503 album, it was edited and split into the
three songs now better known as the album`s
opening three tracks.
The album`s original intended closing (and title
track), `Technicolour Afterlife` was debuted in an
acoustic arrangement on the `Different Stories`
album, but is included here in it`s original form.
Both of these pieces were recorded in 2020 by the
current line up of the band, featuring Robert
Moulding, David and Steven Eaton, Douglas Skene
and Dean Bennison, with Anthony Stewart performing
the bass parts as he interpreted them.
The second disc also features live performances of
the band performing tracks from the album from
2010 to 2018, with Nick Antoinette and Anthony
Stewart on bass. Including a performance of
`Disinfected and Abused` from the band`s 2018
European tour at the ProgFrog club in the
Netherlands.
The set is presented as a two disc CD book pack
with linear notes by Robert James Moulding, David
Eaton, Douglas Skene, Dean Bennison and Steven
Eaton, as well as the band`s friend and French
promotor Thomas Konsler whose initial review of
230503 in the Musicwaves magazine went a long way
toward helping break the band in Europe. |
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| Prijs | €22,00 |
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