Opeth Announce 'Deliverance & Damnation'
. Deliverance was originally released in 2002 and Damnation followed the next year - but Mikael Akerfeldt and co had planned them as one volume. Available in four-disc bookset and triple-vinyl editions, Deliverance & Damnation comes with 5.1 surround mixes, one by Steven Wilson and one by Bruce Soord, redesigned artwork and sleeve notes by Akerfeldt and Prog editor Jerry Ewing. Akerfeldt says: "The 5.1 surround mix for Damnation was done a while ago by my buddy and co-producer for both albums, Steven Wilson - I've been itching to have it released as it's simply stunning! "My new-ish friend, Bruce Soord, has done a fantastic remix for Deliverance, literally giving new life to the record and making me start loving it. Finally!" Read more here. Prog Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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