Fear of A Unique Identity (2012)
In March 2012 Mick Moss had an interview with a Persian website TiKWiD and talked more about band's upcoming album. He revealed that the name of album is Fear Of A Unique Identity and it's the first Antimatter album in five years and it would hit the stores in 2012. He said:
"It’s a concept album that explores the mimics in society that would rather blend in with the masses rather than stand as a unique entity for fear of being singled out. This becomes a problem if the masses themselves are actually on the wrong path spiritually and ideologically."
In September 2012, it was announced on the band's official page, that the album would be released worldwide by Prophecy Productions on November 23, 2012.
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