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Love Is Here by the British formation Starsailor was called the debut of the year 2001. It is therefore not surprising that expectations were high around the second album by the young English band (average age for the first CD was twenty). Was Starsailor able to make such a beautiful CD or did the 'difficult second album syndrome' threaten for this band too? Fortunately Silence Is Easy (2003) does… not disappoint, in fact, it is better than the debut album. Where melancholy predominates with Love Is Here, Silence Is Easy has a more cheerful sound and the up-tempo side is often chosen. The biggest difference, however, is the vocals of James Walsh, who this time has less of a tendency to lash out unabashedly and echo ecstatic. He is a bit more modest and that is only positive. Add to this the abundant and beautifully arranged strings and production of Phil Spector (!) And John Leckie (Stone Roses, Radiohead) and you have a great record. (IV)more
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