Tilt (The Lightning Seeds album) two local unsigned bands, The Coral and The Zutons. Subsequently, this resulted in Broudie producing critically acclaimed debut platinum selling albums for both bands, "The Coral" (2002) and "Who Killed... The Zutons?" (2004) respectively. He credited discovering the Coral as "[waking him] up in a way. It redeemed the world. It gave [him] hope," and 2004, Broudie also released his first album under his own name, "Tales Told"; then two years later, Broudie re-formed the Lightning Seeds with a new lineup for live appearances, and in May 2009 the band recorded their sixth studio album and the follow-up to "Tilt",
Tilt (The Lightning Seeds album) real reach for them," referring to it as "a less-dated version" of the band's debut album "Cloudcuckooland" (1990). "Tilt" was also said to show occasionally show the band sounding like "a warmer version of the Pet Shop Boys." Music journalist Colin Larkin said the closest point on the reference on "Tilt" is "arguably" New Order. "Pop Rescue" said that the dance sounds that "emerged in full" on "Tilt" had first emerged to a lesser extent on the band's third album "Jollification" (1994). Broudie's lyrics on the album were noted for being less optimistic than they had been before, and according