Artist:
Recoil
Title:
Selected
Label:
Mute Records
Cat#:
MUTEL17
Release Date:
19. April 2010
Format:
CD, 2xCD, Vinyl, Deluxe box & digital
Tracklist:
CD1-01.
Strange Hours
CD1-02.
Faith Healer
CD1-03.
Jezebel
CD1-04.
Allelujah
CD1-05.
Want
CD1-06.
Red River Cargo
CD1-07.
Supreme
CD1-08.
Prey
CD1-09.
Drifting
CD1-10.
Luscious Apparatus
CD1-11.
The Killing Ground
(Excerpt)
CD1-12.
Shunt
CD1-13.
Edge To Life
CD1-14.
Last Breath
CD2-01.
Supreme
(True Romance)
CD2-02.
Prey
(Shotgun Mix)
CD2-03.
Drifting
(Poison Dub)
CD2-04.
Jezebel
(Filthy Dog Mix)
CD2-05.
Allelujah
(Noisy Church Mix)
CD2-06.
Stalker
(Punished Mix)
CD2-07.
The Killing Ground
(Solid State Mix)
CD2-08.
Black Box
(Excerpt)
CD2-09.
5000 Years
(A Romanian Elegy for Strings)
CD2-10.
Strange Hours
’10 (featuring The Black Ships)
CD2-11.
Missing Piece
(Night Dissolves)
CD2-12.
Shunt
(Pan Sonic Mix)
Press Info:
Recoil Selected, a brand new selection of classic Recoil tracks will be released on 19 April 2010. The track listing has been chosen by Alan Wilder who explains: “The collection is made up of my personal favourites, remastered and edited together into what I consider a cohesive and total listening experience.”
Recoil Selected will be available as a single CD, double pack CD, limited edition 4 x vinyl box plus a limited edition deluxe 4 disc box set which is exclusively available from Mute Bank.
The double CD, vinyl box and deluxe box set features many new remixes and alternative versions, chosen and edited together by Alan Wilder and Paul Kendall, who has worked with Wilder for the past 10 years. The album features a varied selection of vocalists including Diamanda Galás, Joe Richardson, Douglas McCarthy, Samantha Coerbell, Toni Halliday and Maggie Estep.
In support of the album, Recoil has announced details of an Events tour, A Strange Hour with Alan Wilder & Paul Kendall, with dates across Europe and in the US between March & May. Each date promises to be a unique event – with special guests – and these live presentations mark the first time Recoil has ventured out of the studio.
Alan Wilder’s years in the music industry have seen him go from studio assistant to session keyboard player, but it was his 14 years as a member of Depeche Mode where he really honed his skills. With his attention to detail in the studio, Wilder pushed the boundaries even within the restrictive climate of commercial pop. As an antidote to the demands of the Mode, his studio project Recoil was born in the mid-eighties. Two albums were released: ‘Hydrology’ (1988) and ‘Bloodline’ (1990) both giving an indication of his expanding horizons. After his departure from Depeche Mode in 1995, Wilder resurrected Recoil full-time and has since released ‘Unsound Methods’ (1997), ‘Liquid’ (2000) and most recently ‘subHuman’ (2007).
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