performances. Nika Records released the "Maison Des Rendez-Vous" soundtrack in Slovenia. Later the same year, Silence recorded "Hall Of Mirrors" for "Trans Slovenia Express Vol. 2", a compilation of Kraftwerk covers recorded by Slovenian acts. The track featured Anne Clark as guest vocalist. A tribute to a ghost (2003–2005) The band worked with "Betontanc" again in 2004 and wrote the soundtrack for their tenth play, "Wrestling Dostoievsky". In addition to that, they wrote a soundtrack for "Winnie The Pooh", a puppet show by "Lutkovno gledalisce Ljubljana". Silence also produced several tracks for the female string quartet Rozmarinke. In November 2004, the third and most successful album to date, "Vain, A Tribute To A Ghost" was released by Matrix Music and Chrom Records, and the release was followed up by another sold out unplugged performance in Ljubljana. Silence would write one more soundtrack this year – the soundtrack for "Lulabaj", a theatre play produced by "Slovensko Mladinsko gledalisce". "Vain, A Tribute To A Ghost" was listed as one of the three best releases of 2004 in Slovenia by Delo. Their first soundtrack of 2005 was for "Veronika decides...", a contemporary dance performance directed by Gagik Ismailian and produced by the Slovene National Theatre Opera and Ballet Ljubljana. An exclusive limited edition of the soundtrack, entitled "Veronika" was released when the show premiered. The band also toured with Diary Of Dreams in 2005, while Matrix Music released "Skin: The Remixes", featuring remixes by Umek, Valentino Kanzyani and Random Logic. The band worked with "Lutkovno gledalisce Ljubljana" again and wrote the soundtrack for the puppet show "Peter Rabbit". Key decisions (2005–2006) At the end of 2005 Silence was signed to Accession Records in Germany. Once again the duo held a sold out acoustic performance at Cankarjev Dom, before releasing Key under the new label. The release was a 2CD compilation of pivotal Silence tracks, nine of which previously unreleased. The first CD was an anthology, while the second one was more of a collector's item and featured rarities within a wide scope of genres. Critically praised "Tesla Electric Company", which opened July 19, 2006, marked Silence's first collaboration with influential director Tomaž Pandur and arguably the duo's most successful contribution to a play. The soundtrack featured a selection of older Silence material and a handful of tracks written specifically for the show. The duo performed the songs live, incarnating singing and piano-playing Teslas