released around the same time as Anathema's final opus, solo album by guitarist and main songwriter Daniel Cavanagh resonates far more strongly with the introspective and deeply spiritual recordings of 2010-2014 period, bringing together songs accumulated over a longer stretch of time that could have found a place in the group's repertoire but were set aside due to highly personal nature, shaped by inner reflections on love and loss, evening stillness, the glow of dusk, and a meditative atmosphere, where focus lies not on the display of climaxes but on restrained emotional movement, subtle harmonic choices, and intimate sound, only occasionally supported by a violinist and female vocals sung by Anneke from The Gathering, deliberately avoiding a collective feel so that pieces such as 'The Exorcist' or 'The Silent Flight of The Raven Winged Hours' would remain open and fragile; British first press digipak edition
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