Depeche Mode - Ultra

Ultra is the ninth studio album by Depeche Mode, originally released on 14th April, 1997 by Mute Records. It was the band's first album since the departure of Alan Wilder, who had left the band in 1995 having become disillusioned with life in Depeche Mode.

Ultra, the follow-up to Songs Of Faith And Devotion, is the perfect mixture of strings and keyboards. The album is made of a wide variety of musical styles, from the synth-pop of "It's No Good" to the US-western of "Freestate", from the rock of "Useless" to the soft ballad in "Insight". The lyrics tell us about tears, longing, patience and even hope, in the intelligent way Depeche Mode has accustomed us for a long time.

Tracklist:

A1  Barrel Of A Gun
A2  The Love Thieves
A3  Home
A4  It's No Good
A5  Uselink
A6  Useless
B1  Sister Of Night
B2  Jazz Thieves
B3  Freestate
B4  The Bottom Line
B5  Insight