Recoil: Subhuman

Recoil SKU: 42925293
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Recoil: Subhuman

Recoil SKU: 42925293

Format: VINYL LP

Regular price $39.98
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Title: Subhuman
Artist: Recoil
Label: Mute U.S.
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5400863069858
Genre: Rock

Recoil is the musical project of former Depeche Mode member, Alan Wilder, and Mute will release the project's last three albums Liquid, Unsound Methods and subHuman. Originally a solo venture for Alan's more experimental work outside of Depeche Mode, Recoil became his primary music project after he announced his departure from the band in 1995. After a 6-year break from recording, Alan Wilder returned with Recoil's fifth studio album, subHuman. This dark electronic album, which sets the listener a challenge to analyse what makes us human and subHuman, is a collaboration with bluesman Joe Richardson, who Wilder came across via a Google search. Richardson provided guitar, harmonica and eerie vocals dealing with themes of murder, death, and religion. Singer Carla Trevaskis llent her ethereal vocals on 'Allelujah'.

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