A Silent Film is an English alternative rock band with a cinematic flair, originating from Oxford. The band formed in 2005 and first gained recognition with the release of their debut album, "The City That Sleeps," in 2008. The group consists of Robert Stevenson (vocals/piano) and Spencer Walker (drums), who have consistently been the driving force behind the band's emotive and anthemic sound. A Silent Film's music is often described as sweeping and epic, with a penchant for soaring melodies and lush instrumentation that draws comparisons to bands like Coldplay and Keane.

Over the years, A Silent Film has successfully cultivated a devoted fan base through their dynamic live performances and a series of well-received recordings. Their follow-up albums, "Sand & Snow" and its deluxe edition, expanded their reach and solidified their presence in the indie rock scene. Tracks like "Something To Believe In," which also received a remix treatment from RAC, and "Lightning Strike" showcase the band's ability to craft infectious hooks and thought-provoking lyrics. Their self-titled album, "A Silent Film," continued this trend, while their renditions of tracks like "Sam's Town (Piano Versions)" display their versatility and profound musicality. With each release, A Silent Film demonstrates a commitment to evolving their sound while maintaining the emotive core that has won them acclaim across the globe.