Unsound Methods

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:58:58
Recoil: Alan Wilder (various instruments). Additional personnel: Siobhan Lynch, Maggie Estep, Hildia Cambell, Douglas McCarthy (vocals); Hepzibah Sessa (spoken vocals, background vocals); Oliver Kraus (cello). Recorded at The Thin Line, Sussex, England between September 1996 and March 1997. Personnel: Hebzibah Sessa (vocals, violin, background vocals); Hildia Cambell, Siobhan Lynch (vocals, background vocals); Douglas McCarthy, Maggie Estep (vocals); Oliver Kraus (cello); Alan Wilder (background vocals). Recording information: Thin LIne, Sussex, England (09/1996-03/1997). Photographer: Merton Gauster. Parting ways with Depeche Mode in 1995, Alan Wilder found himself free to devote all of his time to Recoil, which he began as a side project back in 1986. UNSOUND METHODS, Recoil's fourth album, continues the expansive, loop-heavy sound of their previous releases, exploring the depths of human depravity with such esteemed guests as spoken word performer Maggie Estep and former Nitzer Ebb vocalist Douglas McCarthy, neither of whom is a stranger to the heart's darker territories. Rounding out the diverse list of guest vocalists are the mournful, seductive Siobhan Lynch and blues belter Hildia Campbell. Though fans of Depeche Mode will hear familiar strains, such as the flanged pulse of "Control Freak," the sprawling soundscapes of UNSOUND METHODS manage to make that band's darkest moments seem like a walk in the sun. McCarthy does a breathy Martin Sheen impression on the opening track, "Incubus" and portrays an obsessive psychopath on "Stalker," while Estep narrates two tales of primitive lust and psychological betrayal.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)