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Their dark and oppressive sophomore

After Antimatter combined cinematic electronica with relaxed guitar melodies on their debut "Saviour" (2002), "Lights Out" is a considerably darker, more oppressive, more melancholic, but also more intimate work by Mick Moss and Duncan Patterson, before they are going to turn into a largely acoustic affair on their next release "Planetary Confinement" (2005).

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All along, Antimatter stands for reflective, melancholic music that is better defined by Mick Moss' charismatic vocals and an emotional undertone than by any stylistic pigeon-holing or mind-cuffs. An important landmark in the founding of Antimatter was Duncan Patterson leaving his former band Anathema, whose albums "Eternity" and "Alternative 4" were strongly informed by his song-writing input.

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