CATHEDRAL - UK Cover Art For Anniversary 2CD Live Album Unveiled

October 13, 2011, 12 years ago

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On October 25th, Rise Above Records will issue a double-disc live CATHEDRAL album, Anniversary, in The UK. The cover art is depicted below:

This varies greatly from the artwork adorning the North American release, due in stores November 21st via Metal Blade:

Recorded live in London, 2010, Disc 1 features Forest Of Equilibrium in its entirety, delivered impeccably by the original lineup of Lee Dorrian on vocals, Garry Jennings and Adam Lehan on guitar, Mark Griffiths on bass and Mike Smail on drums. Disc 2 is a greatest hits set courtesy of the long lasting lineup featuring Leo Smee (bass) and Brian Dixon (drums) alongside Dorrian and Jennings.

Vocalist Lee Dorrian comments on the band's first ever live album and the impending final live show: "The release of Anniversary is both exciting and sad for us. Exciting, as it is the first ever official Cathedral live album, recorded at our 20th anniversary show on December 3rd in London last year, where we reunited with our original lineup and performed the entirety of or debut album Forest Of Equilibrium for the first (and last) time ever. Sad, because December the 3rd this year will be the night we perform our last show ever, before calling it a day as a live band. So more than anything, we would like to dedicate Anniversary to everyone who has followed and supported Cathedral over the years. Your support really means and has meant the world to us – thanks and stay heavy!"

Anniversary tracklisting:

Disc One - Back To The Forest

'Picture Of Beauty And Innocence'

'Comiserating The Celebration (Of Life)'

'Ebony Tears'

'Serpent Eve'

'Soul Sacrifice'

'Funeral Request'

'Equilibrium'

'Reaching Happiness Touching Pain'

Disc Two - Bleak Winter

'Funeral Of Dreams'

'Enter The Worms'

'Upon Azrael's Wings'

'Midnight Mountain'

'Cosmic Funeral'

'Carnival Bizarre'

'Night Of The Seagulls'

'Corpsecycle'

'Ride'

'The Last Spire Pt.1 (Entrance)'

'Vampire Sun'

'Hopkins'


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