Interference

"Der er ikke mange, der ved det, men her i lille Dannevang har vi faktisk et af klodens bedste og mest undervurderede prog metal-bands. Selvom de har eksisteret i tyve år og udgivet otte plader, er det stadig, som om de ikke er anerkendt i den grad, de fortjener ... Selv om ['Interference'] ikke sniger sig op på de ti kranier, er det stadig en aldeles solid plade, som kun kan anbefales til alle fans af genren".

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"In this niche within a niche of brooding progressive metal that relies on melancholy hooks and heart-filled riffs, Anubis Gate has produced a bevy of under-the-radar successes among the company of acts like Vanden Plas and Wolverine ... Between Covered in Black's scattershot aggression to Pink Floyd-influenced wandering, and this newest 'Interference' boasting a continuing lean to the dark side (check the intro to "Number Stations" and closing solo to "Absence"), Anubis Gate has majorly cast away the power in the power/prog of their older sound ... Regardless of whether the power tag still applies, the quartet of Danes that fuel Anubis Gate ooze talent throughout Interference, finding a playfulness in synths that promote gentle body wobbles more than full-on windmills".

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