The Wrong Man explores what survives after the sound fades on "Return to Silence"

The Wrong Man’s "Return to Silence" is darker and more atmospheric, a clear departure from Starship and Sleeping Pills. The track draws on art-rock, post-punk, and the experimental edge of late-seventies and early-eighties songwriting. "Return to Silence” has a suitably vast, unnerving sound, with atmosphere as much a part of it as decoration, a development of reflection forged by memory, absence, and resonance.