Their second album, released in 1971 is a dark and introspective exploration of the human condition. The album's 10 tracks are awash in melancholic melodies and haunting lyrics, which paint a picture of a world that is both beautiful and terrifying.
The album opens with the track "Intro," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its slow, brooding tempo and lyrics that speak of loneliness and despair. The title track, "Suicide," is a powerful ballad about the struggle with suicidal thoughts. The song's lyrics are both honest and heartbreaking, and the track's emotional intensity is palpable.
Other standout songs on the album include "The Fall," "Alone," and "Hopeless." These songs all deal with different aspects of the human experience, from love and loss to pain and suffering.
It is a challenging album, but it is also a rewarding one. Del Bromham remains one of England's greatest guitarists, albeit one who never achieved the commercial success many worse players did.
