Uriah Heep, the legendary British rock band, unleashed their 17th studio album, "Raging Silence," on May 1, 1989, under Castle Communications. This powerful collection of tracks blends the raw energy of hard rock with the intricate layers of progressive rock, showcasing the band's enduring musical prowess. With a runtime of 1 hour and 18 minutes, the album is a testament to Uriah Heep's ability to craft compelling, dynamic compositions that resonate with fans of both genres.
"Raging Silence" opens with the anthemic "Hold Your Head Up," setting the tone for an album that is as much about resilience as it is about rock 'n' roll. Tracks like "Blood Red Roses" and "Bad Bad Man" deliver hard-hitting riffs and soaring vocals, while "Voice On My TV" and "Miracle Child" showcase the band's knack for creating atmospheric, thought-provoking pieces. The album also includes demo versions and live recordings, offering a glimpse into the creative process and live performances that have made Uriah Heep a staple in the rock world.
From the rebellious spirit of "Cry Freedom" to the reflective "When the War Is Over," "Raging Silence" is a journey through the diverse soundscape that Uriah Heep has mastered over the years. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to their music, this album is a compelling addition to any rock collection, highlighting the band's ability to innovate while staying true to their roots.
This is a 1993 Repress released as a LP.
