Silent Recordings
Unpredictable Music for
Unreliable Times

Artists:

CODA
Prop
Telemetry Orchestra
Tracky Dax

Compilations:

Around The Block
Nocturnal Emissions
Silent Soundtracks
Sounds of Silent
This Show Is About People

Rouseabout Records
Keeping it Real

Artists:

Bondi Cigars
Cathie O'Sullivan
Colin Dryden
Creedence Clearwater Revisited
The Celebrated Knackers & Knockers Band
Donna Fisk and Michael Cristian
Eric Bogle
Fiddlers Feast
Gary Shearston
Gordon Lightfoot
Herb Superb
Johnny Wade
Jim Low
John Munro
Julie Wilson
Koori Classic
Kym Pitman
Marcus Holden
Mic Conway's National Junk Band
Ngarukuruwala
Nyalgodi Scotty Martin
Robyn Archer
Roger Knox
Russell Morris
The Newtown Rugby League Football Club Song
Warren Fahey & Luke Webb
Warren Fahey & Max Cullen (DEAD MEN TALKING)

Compilations:

Before the Boomerang Came Back
Down By The Billabong
The World Turned Upside-Down
Forte – Golden Fiddlers
Stand Up & Shout

Yesterday's Australia:

Barbara James
Bob Dyer
Bobby Limb
Buddy Williams
Dame Nellie Melba
Florence Austral
Frank Coughlan
John Brownlee
Johnny Ashcroft
Keith Branch & His South Sea Islanders

Percy Grainger
Reg Lindsay
Shirley Thoms
Smoky Dawson
Strella Wilson
Tex Morton
Tex Morton and Sister Dorrie
Warren Fahey's Diggers

Yesterday's Australia Compilations:

Australian Radio Serials
Australian Hillbilly Radio Hits
Australian Stars of the International Music Hall Voume 1
Australian Stars of the International Music Hall Voume 2
Band in a Waistcoat Pocket
Mastertouch Pianola
Strike up the Band
Stars of Australian Stage & Radio Vol 1
Stars of Australian Stage & Radio Vol 2

Yep! Records
Music Without Compromise

Artists:

Antenna
Jenny Morris
Michal Nicholas
The Lovetones
Saints of India
Screw the Pooch
sounditout
Southend
Spaceniks

Sounds of Silent
Unpredictable Music For Unreliable Times

Where innovative music of the past and the future meet without barriers.
 
A place where acoustic meets electronic, where melody and harmony join electro beats blurring musical genre. The artists on this compilation represent the core bands and artists originally signed to Silent Recordings.
 
All tracks mix the electronic with the acoustic and most, if not all tracks, were recorded by the bands live-to-tape in Sydney's finest sound studios.
 
Musical genres haunt today's musical marketplace, forcing many artists to work within seemingly defined rules and guidelines perceived to be necessary for their music to be relevant. Why is this too often the case? Why is music becoming increasingly another marketing tool for advertising space on mainstream media broadcasters? Why do most major record labels refer to music simply as 'product' that seems to be cut, dried and processed for the plastic teeth of today's consumer society? We refuse to be silent!

Related Websites:

www.silentrecordings.com.au

Sounds of Silent 1.0
'Various Artists'
Catalogue Number SIL004

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Silent Recordings is determined to break the mould of pigeonholing music and musicians in a world where music is often seen as a disposable commodity and the role of musicians underrated.

Onwards ever onwards.

Track Listing:

  1. CODA 'Kawaii'
  2. Prop 'Care For Them'
  3. Tracky Dax 'Wabba'
  4. Kitty Suzuki 'Diana Said' (AlterBoy Mix)
  5. CODA 'Gonna Run You Over'
  6. Tracky Dax 'Buddha Child'
  7. AlterBoy 'Variations On A Groove'
  8. Prop 'Sirius'
  9. Tracky Dax 'Stevie
  10. Wonder Song'
  11. Coloursound 'Empire'

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Buddha Child

Press
Here's what the media have to say...

“I recently discovered you from a 2001 album Sounds of Silence 1.0. Such a unique feeling, great, fantastic THANK YOU! May your flag fly high and free in its own breeze.”
(David Jones, September 2011)

"The CD cover proclaims that the first compilation from Silent Recordings is "unpredictable music for unreliable times." Indeed, the six artists featured on the CD deliver everything from ambient mood pieces and lush string arrangements to up-tempo funk grooves."
(City Weekly)
 
"This fusion of electronic and acoustic destroys the myth that remixes render organic originals soulless."
(7/10, Juice Magazine)