In the early 80s, four young Glasgowers went into exile in London London to form what they would then call a "real" band. band. A band that would write personal songs, emotional songs, with the aim of touching people. No sooner had they arrived than they tired of the ever-changing fashions London at the time, they set out to create a music that would stand the test of time. music that would stand the test of time, that would last: timeless music. The Silencers were born. now back with a tenth album: Silent Highway. The recipe remains unchanged. Meticulously crafted songs, uplifting melodies and sensitive lyrics. The twelve tracks that make up Silent Highway will leave their mark on you and become one with you - a hypnotic groove that will have you tapping your toes or dancing to lyrics that are as authentic, sincere or unreal as they are political, ironic or funny. Silent Highway was conceived by Jimme O"Neill as a true return to the roots of what forged "the" Silencers sound, namely their very first album " A Letter from St. Paul ", the one that started it all.