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Recoil's Unsound Methods, Alan Wilder's 1997 album and his first after leaving Depeche Mode, with Douglas McCarthy and Maggie Estep, on 2LP.
Alan Wilder's first record after leaving Depeche Mode in 1995, made at his Sussex studio and sounding like the darker cousin of Songs Of Faith And Devotion. Nitzer Ebb's Douglas McCarthy, poet Maggie Estep, Siobhan Lynch and Hildia Campbell take the mic.
The title comes from a line in Apocalypse Now, which "Incubus" also quotes. "Red River Cargo" reworks the gospel standard "Take My Hand, Precious Lord", and "Last Breath" borrows from the theme to Exodus: sampled, sequenced and seriously moody.
A must for Depeche Mode fans who like it heavy and heady.
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On Mute, a reissue of the 1997 album.
Info from Wikipedia, The Vinyl District
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