Starsailor – Silence Is Easy

the record sounds very great, very clean and with excellent dynamics. Gatefold edition very cheap, I was expecting at least the lyrics but instead there are only photos. happy to buy this album I missed in my collection

This is how reissues should be done. Fantastic sound and dead silent vinyl, no surface noise, centred and flat, so you can just immerse yourself in the music.

Love Is Here by British band Starsailor was the debut of the year 2001. Not so strange that the expectations were high around the second album by the young English band (average age at the first cd was twenty). Starsailor was able to make such a nice cd or also threatened for this band the ' difficult-second-plate syndrome '? Fortunately presents Silence Is Easy (2003) does not disappoint, in fact, he is better than the debut album. Where Love Is Here the melancholy is dominated at Silence Is Easy a more excited to hear sound and is more often the up-tempo side chosen. The biggest difference, however, is the singing of James Walsh, who this time less tends to echo and unabashedly ecstatic. He imagines what more modest on and that is only positive. Add to this the ample and beautiful arranged strings and production from the likes of Phil Spector (!) and John Leckie (Stone Roses, Radiohead) and you have a great plate.