| 1. Bodywave |
| 2. Feel It |
| 3. Stay Free |
| 4. Can Your Kisses Fly |
| 5. Lost in Flow |
| 6. Sara |
| 7. Face of the Century |
| 8. Minimal Emotion |
| 9. Stereovision |
| 10. Come Together |
| 11. State of Mind |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
11 songs from original band members Jeremy Kelly and Peter Coyle. Sophisticated guitar pop. 2001.
It's been a long long silence after the 1984's No Sense of Sin, but the Lotus Eaters now break down themselves, and create a reinvention.
It doesn't mean this album has not the Lotus Eaters style of the 80s (in fact the Peter Coyle's voice is as fresh and expresive as 20 years ago), but their sound now is much more mature, they kept the guitars and changed the 80s synths for soft beats of contempory jangle pop, trip hop and some electronic experiments.
All the tracklist worth, but for me, there are some highlights that deserve attention. Bodywave (a very good electronic introduction to the voyage to come), stay free (perfect single, ala 'britpop'), lost in flow (good soft electronic experiment), face of the century (deep dramatic, powerful lyrics), come togheter (remembering that Lotus 80s low songs that we love) and State of Mind (Beautiful exit).
Silentspace really worths, i'd recommend it without a doubt for any fan of the contempory rock/alternative.
11 songs from original band members Jeremy Kelly and Peter Coyle. Sophisticated guitar pop. 2001.
Silentspace,The Lotus Eaters,Vinyl Japan,Alternative Pop/Rock,Indie Pop,New Wave,Pop,Punk,Rock
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Silentspace
The Lotus Eaters Manufacturer: Vinyl Japan ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00005A7N4 Release Date: 2002-01-22 |
Tracks:
- Bodywave
- Feel It
- Stay Free
- Can Your Kisses Fly
- Lost in Flow
- Sara
- Face of the Century
- Minimal Emotion
- Stereovision
- Come Together
- State of Mind
Album Description
11 songs from original band members Jeremy Kelly and Peter Coyle. Sophisticated guitar pop. 2001.Customer Reviews:
Evolution.......2006-06-03
It's been a long long silence after the 1984's No Sense of Sin, but the Lotus Eaters now break down themselves, and create a reinvention.
It doesn't mean this album has not the Lotus Eaters style of the 80s (in fact the Peter Coyle's voice is as fresh and expresive as 20 years ago), but their sound now is much more mature, they kept the guitars and changed the 80s synths for soft beats of contempory jangle pop, trip hop and some electronic experiments.
All the tracklist worth, but for me, there are some highlights that deserve attention. Bodywave (a very good electronic introduction to the voyage to come), stay free (perfect single, ala 'britpop'), lost in flow (good soft electronic experiment), face of the century (deep dramatic, powerful lyrics), come togheter (remembering that Lotus 80s low songs that we love) and State of Mind (Beautiful exit).
Silentspace really worths, i'd recommend it without a doubt for any fan of the contempory rock/alternative.
Wonderful voice, boring music.......2002-03-06
After the long silence........2001-11-27
After the long silence........2001-11-27
No Sense of Sin Part 2? Not quite........2001-11-03
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Silentspace
Lotus Eaters , and The Manufacturer: independent ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000LX8VTS |
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