Episode 150, pt. 1 – Anathema 1990-1999: Splitting Mountains Wide

Radical Research Podcast by Jeff Wagner & Hunter Ginn

Aug 26, 20262:16:43Music

Liverpool, England’s Anathema are one of the bedrocks of the Radical Research musical adventure. It’s why we’ve chosen to commemorate our 150th episode with a two-part dive into their entire catalog, from the harrowing w...

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