Artist's albums
Antimatter
2023 · single
:Signal:
2022 · single
Iridescent
2021 · album
Anhedonia
2021 · single
Terminal
2021 · single
Panopticon
2021 · single
Trilogy / Stockholm
2021 · single
When the End Began (Instrumental)
2020 · album
Everything Was Sound (Instrumental)
2020 · album
The Night God Slept (Instrumental)
2020 · album
Trilogy
2020 · single
The Night God Slept Redux
2020 · album
Shark Week (B-Side)
2019 · single
When the End Began
2018 · album
The New Eternity
2018 · single
In Absence
2018 · single
Share the Body
2018 · single
Vanity of Sleep
2018 · single
Northern Fires (Guernica)
2018 · single
Everything Was Sound
2016 · album
Silent Planet on Audiotree Live
2015 · EP
The Night God Slept
2014 · album
Lastsleep (1944 - 1946)
2014 · EP
Come Wind, Come Weather
2012 · EP
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Biography
All creativity is a dialogue. Every song, painting, innovation, poem - is just the latest statement in a conversation that is as old as human civilization. And Silent Planet intends to add to this dialogue. Weaving together topics that range from historical injustice to the existential despair of modern life, Silent Planet has a message that burns with a hardcore indignation, while coupled with progressive instrumentation. Since the their inception in 2009, Silent Planet has never looked for handouts. Initially the band slowly gained traction playing local venues throughout California, subsequently expanding to DIY touring throughout the States. The band first gained prominence due to their vast array of intellectual influences, anchored by Russell’s masters degree in psychology and field experience as a mental health therapist. However, it is their remarkably intimate connection with their listeners (who they often refer to as “Lovers”, eschewing the term “fans”) that has become their trademark in the music scene. Perhaps no single event better speaks to their grassroots base than their surprise, underdog victory of “Underground Band of the Year” at the 2017 APMA awards. Hope doesn’t have to be an abstract concept. It can be an embodied reality.” Perhaps the band’s message is best summed up in their own words: “Trade your certainty for awe.”