Planetary Confinement

Planetary Confinement
Studio album by Antimatter
Released	2005
Recorded	Studio 33, Liverpool, July 2004 Provisional Ireland, Neuilly France late 2004
Genre	Acoustic rock, chill-out, melancholic rock
Label	Prophecy Productions
Producer	Mick Moss Duncan Patterson Ronnie O'Keefe Alex Mazarguil
Antimatter chronology
Lights Out (2003) Planetary Confinement (2005) Leaving Eden (2007)

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Planetary Confinement is the third album by the UK band Antimatter, released in 2005.

Track listing

1. Planetary Confinement - 1:33
2. The Weight of the World - 4:45
3. Line of Fire - 6:28
4. Epitaph - 4:11
5. Mr. White - 4:07 (Trouble cover)
6. A Portrait of the Young Man as an Artist - 4:54
7. Relapse - 5:03
8. Legions - 7:24
9. Eternity Part 24 - 8:45

Credits

English Sessions

• The Weight Of The World
• Epitaph
• A Portrait Of The Young Man As An Artist
• Legions

An acoustic performance recorded in Studio 33, Liverpool, July 2004. All songs and orchestral arrangements by Mick Moss

• Mick Moss - Acoustic guitars, Vocals
• Rachel Brewster - Violins
• Stephen Hughes - Bass Guitar
• Chris Phillips - Drums
• Sue Marshall - Additional vocals on 'Legions'

Irish Sessions

• Planetary Confinement
• Line of Fire
• Mr. White
• Relapse
• Eternity part 24

All songs by Duncan Patterson, except 'Mr. White' by Trouble

• Duncan Patterson - piano, acoustic guitars, bass guitar, keyboards
• Amélie Festa - vocals
• Mehdi Messouci - additional keyboards on 'Relapse'
• Barry Whyte - lead guitar
• Alex Mazarguil - djembe
• Michael Cronin - drums
• Album mastered at Counterpoint Studio by Gianni Skolnick
• Cover design by Mick Moss from an original photograph by Brandon Stone
• Inner photos by Chris Slack
• Design by Mick Moss
• Layout by Paul Kuhr

Notes

• "Mr White" was originally performed by the doom metal band Trouble.
• "Eternity Part 24" is a continuation of the tracks "Eternity Part I", "Eternity Part II", and "Eternity Part III", the three of which appear on Eternity, an album released by Patterson's previous band Anathema.

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