Silicone Soul : Save our souls
Genre: Rock & Pop
Catalogue Number: Soma CD53
Label: Soma
Released: 29th September 2006
Silicone Soul have answered our prayers and rescued our ears with their new album ‘Save Our Souls’.
‘Save Our Souls’ is Craig Morrison and Graeme Reedie’s third album for Soma and their most accomplished work to date. It comes one year after the release of their critically acclaimed ‘Staring Into Space’ album. It is certainly a more focused body of work, which portrays the unique Silicone Soul sound.
Craig and Graeme use their music as an outlet to comment on the subjects that affect them personally or in the world around them, whether it’s relationships, drugs or politics. They have strong ideas about artwork too (Save Our Souls is loosely based on the works of 15th Century Renaissance artist, Bosch) and their track titles are carefully considered to have a meaningful relevance.
Craig reflects on the album name, “I suppose on another level, the title is a call to arms to save (our souls) from the issues facing today’s society. From the bland homogenised popular culture and lifestyles of today and the culture of fear and loss of liberty, to the immorality and current obsession with celebrity and reality, which are so prevalent.â€
Tracklist
- Fearmakers
- Damascene Moments
- 3am
- The Snakecharmer
- Do Some Good?
- Bad Machines
- The Hikikomori
- The Pact
- Fading
- Dreaming Again
- The Stars Became The Sun
- Venom
- Margin For Madness
- Eloge De L'Amour
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