Ultra by Depeche Mode

Ultra

Depeche Mode

1997

Ultra is a Electronic album by Depeche Mode, originally released in 1997. On Gatefold: 232 pressings tracked, owned by 19 collectors.

Sound DNA

  • Electronic
  • Synth-Pop / New Wave
  • layered
  • brooding
  • nocturnal

About

Depeche Mode’s ninth album was made with Dave Gahan recovering from heroin addiction. That gives context to the ragged desperation in his voice on gnarly opener “Barrel of a Gun,” but he’s controlled and persuasive on “It’s No Good”’s tense pulse, and there’s an eerie calm throughout <i>Ultra</i>. With in-house arranger Alan Wilder departing, Bomb the Bass supremo Tim Simenon arrives to apply some hip-hop gloss, particularly on the simmering electro-soul of “The Love Thieves” and the tender, orchestral “Home.”

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Tracklist

  1. 1Barrel Of A Gun5:31
  2. 2The Love Thieves6:31
  3. 3Home5:40
  4. 4It's No Good5:58
  5. 5Uselink2:21
  6. 6Useless5:12
  7. 7Sister Of Night6:04
  8. 8Jazz Thieves2:54
  9. 9Freestate6:44
  10. 10The Bottom Line4:26
  11. 11Insight6:26
  12. 12Junior Painkiller2:09

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19 collectors on Gatefold own this · 232 pressings tracked on Gatefold