Electrelane--No Shouts, No Calls (2007)

Artist-Electrelane
Album-No Shouts, No Calls
Release Date-Apr 30, 2007
Genre/Style-Indie Rock/Ambient Pop
Size-108M
Quality-320kbps

Site-http://www.electrelane.com/site.html
Myspace-http://www.myspace.com/electrelane
Biography-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrelane
Youtube-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlSfPmqiplY

Review-Beginning with their breakthrough second effort, The Power Out, it feels like Electrelane has had a specific focus for each album. The Power Out itself added vocals to their sound, Axes concentrated on experiments in tension and release, and No Shouts, No Calls delivers a set of urgent, romantic epics. This may not be their most dramatic album — the women of Electrelane don't get around to their lock-groove rock until the seventh track, "Between the Wolf and the Dog" — but its best songs are among the band's finest work. Tracks like "The Greater Times" and "To the East" are direct yet complex, with soaring melodies and lyrics like "I'm just waiting until you say these words/Come back, come back"; the contrast between intimate, almost too-personal words and the swelling sounds around them is exquisite. And while the album is dominated by intense, impatient joy of "At Sea," which rides glorious swells of keyboards and fuzzy guitars, its lightly heartbroken moments are just as lovely: "Saturday" boasts beautiful call-and-response vocals and lyrics that feel like a nursery rhyme about a breakup; "Cut and Run" pairs a lighthearted melody and ukulele with the painful realization that a relationship is likely over. No Shouts, No Calls' instrumentals are just as strong as the tracks with vocals, and revel in the pure emotional power of sound. "Tram 21"'s mischievous organ and guitar interplay is jaunty and slightly trippy, while "Five" is the album's searing, insistent powerhouse. No Shouts, No Calls might be some of Electrelane's most accessible work, but it's far from safe; in fact, its sweet vulnerability is exactly what makes it so special.

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