Silence Rises (Clip)

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And She Rides With Us

Silence Rises

Released internationally 29th May 2012.
Written by Robert Smith, Clifton Preene, Karl Shuttleworth, Stuey Ross, Richard Child
Copyright 2012.

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'Feeling Clever' by Silence Rises (our old band) is out now, only 69p on Amazon!  Don't let Simon Growl win his war on good music.  As we're a mighty skint band all proceeds go towards recording new lovely material.      www.amazon.co.uk/Feeling-Clever/dp/B0084OU8GU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1338279348&sr=8-1
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“extremely epic indie types”  Simon (Fierce Panda/Club Fandango).

“Really digging ‘What do you Know’!”  John Richards (KEXP Morning Show).

“If you spun some Pavement delivery and the concrete soundscapes that I love by Grandaddy with a UK band shoegaze outfit fit to support Manchester flower power scene they would sound like this.”
“Throw down some Radiohead Bends era inspired guitar power and “Shallow Water” will help you get your rocks-off. Blues for a Dead Lover would be the case study for a well delivered execution”  David Urbano (Review Stalker)

"UK Indie bands aren’t exactly hard to find, but it is a struggle to find new indie bands that live up to their predecessors. One band that are succeeding in doing this are Silence Rises. This latest release is a perfect example of the bands potential. Beautifully written and perfectly complemented by the wonderful voice of singer Rob, and ‘Shallow Waters’ ticks all the right boxes. Catchy chorus. Check. Killer riffs. Check. The track would definitely be received well by a crowded field ... at Leeds festival. The band site Interpol, Editors and Elbow amongst some of their influences and these influences are evident."  Vibrations magazine.

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