Recoil is the groundbreaking musical project of Alan Wilder, renowned for his work with Depeche Mode. After departing from the band in 1995, Wilder channeled his creativity into Recoil, making it his primary focus. The Unsound Methods album, released in 1997, showcases a captivating blend of dark ambient soundscapes and experimental electronica.
This fourth studio album features an impressive lineup of collaborators, including Douglas McCarthy from Nitzer Ebb, spoken word artist Maggie Estep, and Hildia Cambell, who previously worked with Wilder on Depeche Mode’s final album. Each artist contributes to the album’s atmospheric essence, allowing for a unique exploration of sound.
Track listing includes:
- 1. Incubus – Recoil (7:07)
- 2. Drifting – Recoil (6:37)
- 3. Luscious Apparatus – Recoil (6:03)
- 4. Stalker (Acappella) – Recoil (6:43)
- 5. Red River Cargo – Recoil (8:16)
- 6. Control Freak – Recoil (5:40)
- 7. Missing Piece – Recoil (5:32)
- 8. Last Breath – Recoil (6:21)
- 9. Shunt – Recoil (6:48)
For those who appreciate the best experimental electronica albums of the 1990s, buy the Recoil Unsound Methods CD or the exclusive Alan Wilder Unsound Methods vinyl edition to enhance your collection of dark ambient music.
Robert Mcdonald (verified owner) –
Recoil’s Unsound Methods is an atmospheric journey that beautifully captures the essence of dark ambient music. A must-have for any serious collector!
Dr. Joseph Allen (verified owner) –
This album is a masterpiece! Alan Wilder’s experimental touch combined with the unique vocals creates something truly unforgettable.
Amanda Castaneda (verified owner) –
If you’re exploring the best experimental electronica albums of the 1990s, Unsound Methods is essential. It never fails to impress!