Silver Sun are an English indie power pop band, who formed in 1995 in Camde… Read Full Bio ↴Silver Sun are an English indie power pop band, who formed in 1995 in Camden, London, UK. They were initially called Sun..! and released their first EP under that name. They were forced to alter the name soon afterwards. The single "Lava" was their first under the new name. They are best know for their use of The Beach Boys-esque backing vocals. Groups like Super Furry Animals also wrote music in a similar style at the time.
Their critically acclaimed eponymous debut album was released in 1997, and was characterised by strong vocal harmonies and energetic choruses. It was also the first album to be produced by (now) uber-producer Nigel Godrich, who went on to produce Radiohead and Paul McCartney among others. The song "Golden Skin" was featured on the soundtrack to the 1990s British comedy film, Shooting Fish.
The band's second album Neo Wave was released the following year. This album had a slightly more polished sound, which some found a little lacking compared to the fuzz-toned wall of sound that the band had cultivated with their debut release. It contains their biggest hit "Too Much, Too Little, Too Late", a cover of the Johnny Mathis ballad which the band originally recorded as a joke and have since disowned. The EP release also contained a version of Rush's 10 minute prog-epic "Xanadu" which the band condensed into a 3-minute pop song, as well as a cover of My Bloody Valentine's 'You Made Me Realise'.
The band re-formed to promote a third album, Disappear Here, in 2005, this time released on the Invisible Hands label. This album is remarkable in that lead vocalist, James Broad, is the sole artist to appear on the recordings, having played all musical instruments and sung all of the vocals.
In a more recent rare foray into the mass-media, their song "Last Day" was used on the Hollyoaks soundtrack on 24 January 2006.
Their fourth album, Dad's Weird Dream, was released in Japan on 11 September 2006. However, the decision was taken to remix it for the UK edition, where was released on 4 December 2006. One track, "Fallen" was remixed by Nigel Godrich, working with the band for the first time since their debut, currently available as an itunes exclusive EP. Unlike its predecessor, the entire original line-up has participated in the recording, though Richard Sayce is only credited with backing vocals, suggesting that a drum machine was used instead of live drumming.
Their critically acclaimed eponymous debut album was released in 1997, and was characterised by strong vocal harmonies and energetic choruses. It was also the first album to be produced by (now) uber-producer Nigel Godrich, who went on to produce Radiohead and Paul McCartney among others. The song "Golden Skin" was featured on the soundtrack to the 1990s British comedy film, Shooting Fish.
The band's second album Neo Wave was released the following year. This album had a slightly more polished sound, which some found a little lacking compared to the fuzz-toned wall of sound that the band had cultivated with their debut release. It contains their biggest hit "Too Much, Too Little, Too Late", a cover of the Johnny Mathis ballad which the band originally recorded as a joke and have since disowned. The EP release also contained a version of Rush's 10 minute prog-epic "Xanadu" which the band condensed into a 3-minute pop song, as well as a cover of My Bloody Valentine's 'You Made Me Realise'.
The band re-formed to promote a third album, Disappear Here, in 2005, this time released on the Invisible Hands label. This album is remarkable in that lead vocalist, James Broad, is the sole artist to appear on the recordings, having played all musical instruments and sung all of the vocals.
In a more recent rare foray into the mass-media, their song "Last Day" was used on the Hollyoaks soundtrack on 24 January 2006.
Their fourth album, Dad's Weird Dream, was released in Japan on 11 September 2006. However, the decision was taken to remix it for the UK edition, where was released on 4 December 2006. One track, "Fallen" was remixed by Nigel Godrich, working with the band for the first time since their debut, currently available as an itunes exclusive EP. Unlike its predecessor, the entire original line-up has participated in the recording, though Richard Sayce is only credited with backing vocals, suggesting that a drum machine was used instead of live drumming.
17 Times
Silver Sun Lyrics
We have lyrics for '17 Times' by these artists:
Rovxe 날 찾지 말아줘 예전의 나와 달라도 날 찾지 말아줘 예전의 나와…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Silver Sun:
2 Digits If you say something, how do you know that I'll…
Animals Feet How you bloody shame on the bus Your trousers come undone …
Bad Haircut All the little children, can you see them? Yes, they are…
Bubblegum So add some more juice to your fruit Yeah baby it's…
Cheerleading I tried and I tried and I tried and I…
Dumb Dumb bitch when I stop it's not for you in…
Fifteen And all I ever say Got tangled along the way And our…
Golden Skin On an advert or the late show That's where she goes She's…
Julia Two foot tall and mad as hell I make you a…
Last Day This is the last day of your life Not in 3D Instead…
Lava I f**king give-up You're in, so late, and I am so…
Service Holes in the ground They're just circles if they weren't The…
This 'n' That She looks, like she just stepped through the shower Thionk …
Too Much Too Little Too Late JOHNNY: Guess it's over, call it a day Sorry that it had…
Wonderful Yeah-vaseline, put some pepper on it Maybe margerine, into …
Yellow Light I was in a house, my baby in the wood The…
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MrAdmiralty1
A killer B-side, in common with so many that Silver Sun made around that time. They had enough great tunes for two more companion albums to the stunning debut. Shame they lost the momentum right afterwards.
The Power Pop Fan
Thanks for posting this! I don't have this disc. :-(