Ultra

For information on this album's singles, see the Singles section.
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This article is about the album. To view a list of its songs and B-sides, see Ultra songs.

Ultra
Album Artist Depeche Mode Catalogue no. Stumm 148 Formats LP, CD Produced by Tim Simenon Release date April 14, 1997 Recorded at Abbey Road Eastcote Westside Strongroom RAK (London) Electric Lady (New York City) Larrabee West (Los Angeles) Engineered by Q

Ultra is the eighth studio album by Depeche Mode and the first Depeche Mode album to be produced without Alan Wilder since 1982's A Broken Frame. The album was released on April 14, 1997 by Mute Records. Though not directly supported by a full length tour, it was promoted via a brief series of concerts promoted as Ultra Parties.

Track list

1. Barrel Of A Gun
2. The Love Thieves
3. Home
4. It's No Good
5. Uselink
6. Useless
7. Sister Of Night
8. Jazz Thieves
9. Freestate
10. The Bottom Line
11. Insight

For a full list of songs, singles, and B-sides produced for this album, see the list of Ultra songs.

Singles

1. Barrel Of A Gun - February 3, 1997
2. It's No Good - March 31, 1997
3. Home - June 16, 1997
4. Useless - October 20, 1997

Songs by BPM

Album BPM range by song
Barrel Of A Gun 83
The Love Thieves 97
Home 75.5
It's No Good 99
Uselink 94
Useless 94
Sister Of Night 90
Jazz Thieves 74
Freestate 95
The Bottom Line 67
Insight 85
Average: 86.68
BPM values are plotted from 1 to 184 BPM. In cases where a song features a change in tempo, the tempo at which the majority of the song plays takes precedence. Unless noted otherwise, BPMs are estimated values determined by Spotify's Audio Analysis algorithm and as such are not guaranteed to be 100% accurate.