The Tower of Silence' - the follow-up to 2006's critically acclaimed 'All Things Real' (The Sunday Times - CD of the week) finds Adey doing what he does best - creating emotionally charged songs and moulding a soundtrack which is unlike any other record you will hear this year. The album encompasses a myriad of emotions. Adey carves out a filmic wall of sound, offsetting his baritone vocal and piano led songs. The album contains ten songs: nine self penned and a cover of Farewell Sorrow by Scottish singer songwriter Alasdair Roberts. 'The Tower of Silence' was recorded in Edinburgh, laid down in a 19th century church with, for the most part, an old style approach