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What is the best Antimatter album of all time?

By YPB Team

Bleak acoustic beginnings, electronic experiments and heavier, cinematic dark rock all sit side by side in this catalogue. Which era of Antimatter hits you hardest?

  1. Saviour — ranked #11
    Saviour
    Antimatter's 2001 debut, a melancholic acoustic-driven set from Mick Moss and Duncan Patterson after Anathema.
  2. Lights Out — ranked #22
    Lights Out
    The 2003 second album, blending electronic textures with sombre, atmospheric songwriting.
  3. Leaving Eden — ranked #33
    Leaving Eden
    A 2005 album of bleak, emotive gothic rock and the last with Duncan Patterson.
  4. Planetary Confinement — ranked #44
    Planetary Confinement
    Mick Moss's 2007 album that shifted the band toward heavier, guitar-driven alt-rock.
  5. Fear of a Unique Identity — ranked #55
    Fear of a Unique Identity
    A 2012 album of dark, moody alternative rock with a full-band feel.
  6. The Judas Table — ranked #66
    The Judas Table
    A 2015 album mixing atmospheric gothic rock with progressive touches.
  7. Black Market Enlightenment — ranked #77
    Black Market Enlightenment
    Antimatter's 2018 album, a brooding and richly layered set of dark alternative rock.
  8. Alternative Matter — ranked #88
    Alternative Matter
    A 2005 compilation of rarities, B-sides and alternate takes from the band's early years.

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