Piggy Worms (Prophecy Productions 2015)

 

   One might loving how Duncan Patterson (ex-member of Anathema) whom later joining force with Mick Moss, forming this melancholic Progressive Doom-Metal as their new product and naming it Antimatter must be reasonable and heavily sounded artistic as the performance particularly throwing essential materials which would making you standing up and giving much applause for what this duo already did through their talents for composing music. The romantic atmosphere and slow-moods of medium magic form of Rock elegantly presented on this releasing of them - The Judas Table as the plenty tracks inside it non-arguably anymore for the audiences as masterpieces on how UK's Doom Prog-Metal surprisingly getting healthier because of the reasons like this; with either the melodious solid rhythmic life-band ensemble or the amazing jams or maybe perhaps, the crispy vocals and not forgetting to mentions must be the sounds calibrated towards songs of Stillborn Empires, Comrades and Killer which shall capturing your interest and imaginations as the album continues to play to the last song entering its fading moments.

   As the quality of Antimatter's keys mastery, six strings power and drumming or bass rhythms bursting in between hard music to the acoustic reflections on the Prog-Rock influences led your focus closer to the edge where crossing the border of music for this band means a new promising land ...

The Judas Table:

https://antimatter-uk.bandcamp.com/album/the-judas-table