by the band as "a cynical protest against the hypocrisy of the Clergy and Christianity as a political institution." The video was shot in Munich and on the shores of Kenya in 1998. This was followed by a short German tour together with Distain!. Famous and internationally acclaimed producer Gregor Zemljič (Random Logic) produced four songs for the upcoming follow-up album to "Ma Non Troppo" before the end of the busy year. Follow-up album (1999–2001) In 1999, Crom Records released Silence's second album, "Unlike A Virgin". The album was voted Album of the year in "Orkus", the popular German alternative music magazine. It received the highest grades in reviews by "Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung", "Ragazzi", "Online.de", "Wrath" and "Zillo" among others. A few months after the release of their second album, in March 2000, the band gave a sold out unplugged performance in Stih's hall, Cankarjev Dom, Ljubljana. Silence was accompanied by Blaz Medja (drums), Ales Berkopec (acoustic guitar) and the Rozmarinke string quartet. The concert was broadcast live on radio and is one of the band's most memorable performances to date. Crom Records released "Son Of Sin", the first single of "Unlike A Virgin". Meanwhile, the duo wrote the soundtrack for "Midnight Meat Flight", a performance by the notorious "Betontanc" dance theater, and Delo classified "Unlike A Virgin" one of the five most important Slovenian albums of the year. It was also nominated for best newcomer at the "Bumerang" alternative music awards. Benko provided vocals for the song "Cliffs Of Norway", written by Ernst Horn (Deine Lakaien) and featured on the compilation "Subout", released by Waldorf in 2000, together with De/Vision, Oomph!, Front 242, Front Line Assembly and Wolfsheim to name a few, many of which contributed with previously unreleased tracks. More theater (2001–2003) Silence started off 2001 by composing the music for "Peter Pan", a play jointly produced by "Lutkovno gledališče Ljubljana" and "Slovensko Mladinsko gledališče". Benko also sang live in "Svic & Svarc" ("Sweat & Soot"), a post-modern ballet piece interpreted by "Fico Balet" and directed by Goran Bogdanovski. In 2002, Silence wrote the soundtracks for "Maison Des Rendez-Vous", another Betontanc play, and "Viktorji", the biggest Slovenian media awards. The duo kept working with soundtrack projects and in 2003 they wrote two songs for "Emofad" (Emotivity Of Adventures), a contemporary dance performance directed and choreographed by Goran Bogdanovski. Benko and "Random Logic" also performed live during the dance