U-Vox
Ultravox
- Artist
- Ultravox
- Label
- Chrysalis
- Catalog number
- CDLS 1545
- Format
- LP · Album
- Country
- Sweden
- Released
- 1986
- Genre
- Electronic
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Released in 1986 on the Chrysalis label, U-Vox stands as the eighth studio album by the British new wave band Ultravox. It arrived at a transitional moment for the group, following the departure of bassist and multi-instrumentalist Chris Cross’s frequent collaborator Warren Cann. The album reflects the band's attempt to reconcile their synth-pop roots with a more polished, arena-rock sound, incorporating elements of soul and brass arrangements that marked a departure from the stark electronic textures of their earlier work.
The album cover art, featuring a stark and minimalist aesthetic consistent with the band's visual identity, was designed to convey the group's increasingly global and somewhat mainstream aspirations. Despite the commercial effort, the record received a mixed reception from critics and fans alike, who were often divided by the shift in musical direction. It represents a significant historical marker for the band, as it was the final studio album to feature the classic quartet lineup before they entered a lengthy hiatus.
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