Silence was an Austrian rock band working in a progressive rock and pop rock idiom during the early 1980s. This 1981 single pairs two contrasting compositions: the cosmic-minded "One Million Years To Live," with its longer view and spacier sensibilities, and "Carnival In New Orleans," a groove-focused track that taps into rock's love affair with American blues and funk traditions. The production is characteristically early-80s—crisp, clean, with room for each instrument to breathe. Where many prog bands of the era were becoming mannered, Silence balanced technical prowess with genuine songwriting. Both sides showcase their ability to shift between moods while maintaining their identity as a serious rock outfit.

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