U-Vox
Ultravox
- Artist
- Ultravox
- Label
- Chrysalis
- Catalog number
- 830589-1
- Format
- LP · Album · Stereo
- Country
- Greece
- 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. This record marked a period of significant transition for the group, representing their final studio effort featuring Midge Ure before their long hiatus. The album was recorded at various studios in London and West Germany during a time when the band sought to incorporate more expansive, cinematic production textures, influenced by the shifting landscape of mid-eighties pop and rock.
The cover art and overall design were conceptualized to reflect the band's shift toward a more polished, accessible sound. While the album received mixed reviews from critics who felt it drifted too far from the darker, synthesizer-driven aesthetic of their earlier work like Vienna, it remains a notable artifact of the era's experimentation with live instrumentation and drum machines. It was produced by the band in collaboration with Conny Plank, a partnership that brought a distinct, albeit controversial, sonic layering to the project.
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