--- On Sep 1st 2008, the Pekinpah association released The Passion of the Cold, a 2CD collection of Silence’s latest theatre works. The double album features music from (or inspired by) Tomaz Pandur’s plays Barroco and Kaligula. --- The plays | Tracklisting | PRESS --- The Passion of the Cold, printed as a lush, hard-cover book, contains 32 pages of play-related texts (including forewords written by Benko), lyrics and photographs, as well as two CD's with 30 previously unreleased tracks. The book is in English. The album, a limited edition consisting of 500 nubered and hand-signed copies, is sold exclusively on this site - see Order. --- The album, Silence’s first venture into the realm of classical music, can be perceived – in the light of the 2006 anthology Key Silence – as a symbolic break with the duet’s previous works. Nevertheless, at closer inspection, the record reveals all the characteristics – the distinctive melodies and distinguishing vocals – that listeners have come to expect from Silence.