"The Chills: Silver Bullets (Fire) Review". "The Chills: Silver Bullets Album Review". "The Chills: Silver Bullets review – Kiwi indie-pop heroes return with melodic gifts intact". Given Martin Phillipps’ well-documented absence from the music scene for several decades (not including occasional live shows and the 2006 mini-album Stand By ), it was an incredibly pleasant surprise when he reconvened a new version of The Chills in the early 2010s and they started. ^ a b Hann, Michael (29 October 2015)."Album Review: The Chills – Silver Bullets". "The Chills return with a world of worry on 'Silver Bullets' ". ^ " Silver Bullets by The Chills – Reviews".^ "Silver Bullets - The Chills | Songs, Reviews, Credits"."Pyramid / When the Poor Can Reach the Moon" – 8:03.Their heroic compassion inspires love, preaches empathy, sustains life. The Guardian said, "The Chills' appeal always lay in their ability to combine brightness and murkiness – they sound almost like the musical embodiment of autumn, part windswept and part golden – and that's very much present on Silver Bullets, a minor triumph of an album." Drowned in Sound noted, "the mini cinemas of Silver Bullets showcase all of The Chills' true strengths. Combining delicate grace with ornate detailing is no easy feat, but on Silver Bullets, Phillipps manages it again and again."
Pitchfork said, "guitars wreathed in reverb, organs heaving, Phillipps' voice, as quietly assured as ever. Off it went!'" Reception Professional ratings Aggregate scores There's been a lot of frustration but finally, somebody got behind us with the money and belief in both me and the band. In the wake of Christopher Nolans immensely popular, joyless (but also very good) Dark Knight, the creators chose to go as far in. Phillipps spoke of the 19-year gap since their previous album. Brave and bold are, in fact, excellent descriptors for the show. Silver Bullets is an album by New Zealand group the Chills, released in 2015.
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