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The End of Silence is the fifth release and the third full-length album by Rollins Band, led by former Black Flag singer Henry Rollins. The album's cover features a stylized drawing of the sun identical to the one tattooed on Rollins' back.

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The End of Silence is the third full album by the Rollins Band and the cover features a drawing of the sun similar to a tattoo on Henry Rollin’s back. The End of Silence Q&A. Writers Henry Rollins. More Rollins Band albums. End of Silence Demos. Show all albums by Rollins Band.

Band Name Rollins Band. Album Name The End of Silence. Data de aparición 1992. Labels Imago Recording Company. Estilo MusicalHardcore. Miembros poseen este álbum36.

The title of Rollins Band’s 1992 full-length is telling; The End of Silence feels like a new start for Henry Rollins and his crew of pile-driving musicians. These performances show creative momentum and focus, leading listeners to believe that this is the first total realization of a sound Rollins had been chasing for decades. Though the players are the same as on previous albums, the impact is much different. This is due in large part to Andy Wallace's production; he had engineered Slayer’s three breakthrough albums

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The End Of Silence by Matthew Herbert, released 24 June 2013 1. Part 1 2. Part 2 3. Part 3 Following on from Matthew Herbert’s ‘One’ trilogy - One One, One Club and One Pig - ‘The End Of Silence’ takes the idea of a single sound source to its logical conclusion by utilizing only one five second audio recording as the sole source for the whole album. Includes a poster of Sebastian Meyer's photograph taken at the same time as the recording that was used for the album. Artwork created by Lenka Clayton by sending a package to and from Libya Includes unlimited streaming of The End Of Silence via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ships out within 3 days.

Rollins Band was paired with Andy Wallace, an established producer capable of bringing the Rollins vision to fruition, who intuitively placed the singer's voice at the forefront of the album's incendiary mix. The dead-on, ultra-separated, compact sound of The End of Silence went a long way toward broadening the singer's potential audience. Not only is the record a full-blown sonic assault, delivered with typical, deadpan Rollins honesty, it delivered in the songwriting department as well, making it the singer's most focused record to date