Eternity

Label: Peaceville
Release date: 21 Jan 1997
Running length: 15 tracks
Running time: 75:05

Tracklist

	Track	Duration	Listeners
1	Sentient	3:00	47,090
2	Angelica	5:49	86,508
3	The Beloved	4:43	42,703
4	Eternity part I	5:33	16,049
5	Eternity Part 2	3:11	2,208
6	Hope	5:53	45,390
7	Suicide Veil	5:09	40,011
8	Radiance	5:50	37,864
9	Far Away	5:28	41,023
10	Eternity Part III	4:42	14,068
11	Cries on the Wind	5:00	36,571
12	Ascension	3:22	36,496
13	Far Away (acoustic)	5:21	28,032
14	Eternity Part 3 (acoustic)	5:07	1,036
15	Angelica - live Budapest 1997	6:57	568

About this album

Eternity is an album by the British band Anathema. It was released on 11 November 1996 through Peaceville Records. Eternity marked the first shift in Anathema’s style and sound from their doom metal roots to alternative rock. It features a version of Roy Harper’s track “Hope”. The album also shows a gothic rock influence.

Vincent Cavanagh — vocals, guitar
Daniel Cavanagh — Guitar, piano, keyboards
Duncan Patterson — Bass guitar, piano
Roy Harper — Narration on “Hope”
Les Smith — Keyboards, arrangement of “Sentient”