Silent Cry is the sixth studio album by Welsh rock band Feeder, released on 16 June 2008 by Echo on CD, deluxe CD, vinyl and download. It followed 2005's Pushing the Senses and the hugely successful 2006 singles collection. The band recorded it at the Crypt Studios in North London with long-time friend Matt Sime, and produced it themselves, as they had done on 1999's Yesterday Went Too Soon.

It was the last Feeder album to feature Mark Richardson on drums before his departure in 2009. "We Are the People" led the way as the first single, and Sarah Clark of Bang Bangs adds backing vocals to that song, "Itsumo" and "Fires". The record debuted at number 8 in the UK, though upheaval at Echo meant it became their first album not to go silver. It closed a 14-year spell with the label, and "Miss You" later turned up in the game Midnight Club: Los Angeles.

Silent Cry: tracklist and credits

13 tracks · 46:02

Tracklist

  1. 1We Are the PeopleGrant Nicholas4:42
  2. 2ItsumoGrant Nicholas4:17
  3. 3Miss YouGrant Nicholas2:59
  4. 4Tracing LinesGrant Nicholas3:48
  5. 5Silent CryGrant Nicholas3:25
  6. 6FiresGrant Nicholas3:59
  7. 7Heads Held HighGrant Nicholas4:04
  8. 808:18Grant Nicholas3:45
  9. 9Who’s the EnemyGrant Nicholas3:19
  10. 10SpaceGrant Nicholas0:34
  11. 11Into the BlueGrant Nicholas2:37
  12. 12Guided By a VoiceGrant Nicholas3:51
  13. 13SonorousGrant Nicholas4:41
Produced by
Grant Nicholas, Matt Sime
Recorded
2007–2008 at the Crypt Studios in London, England
Label
Echo
Length
46:02

Singles

  • “We Are the People” · 9 June 2008
  • “Tracing Lines / Silent Cry” · 25 August 2008

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