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Unsound Methods is the fourth studio album by Recoil, released in 1997. It was recorded at Alan Wilder 's home studio, The Thin Line, in Sussex, during sessions that lasted from September 1996 to March 1997.
She also contributed vocals to two songs on Recoil's 1997 album Unsound Methods. In 2003 she wrote sleevenotes for the Talking Heads box set Once in a Lifetime. Estep went on to write many novels, including Diary of an Emotional Idiot, the Ruby Murphy mystery trilogy, Gargantuan, Hex and Flamethrower, and Alice Fantastic.
‘Unsound Methods’ was written and produced by Alan Wilder. Assistance and co-ordination : Hepzibah Sessa. Recorded at The Thin Line, Sussex between September 1996 and March 1997. Mixed during April and May 1997. Additional production and engineering : Steve Lyon. Mix assistants : Paul Steven and Simon Shazell. Metropolis mastering : Ian Cooper.
Unsound Methods, an Album by Recoil. Released 27 October 1997 on Mute (catalog no. CDSTUMM159; CD). Genres: Trip Hop. Rated #409 in the best albums of 1997.
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Track Credits. Album Credits. A visual RECOIL discography with recording information, lyrics, information to all videos, a biography of Alan Wilder and more.
Aug 1, 2023 · Free to explore the electronic soundscape, Wilder enlisted several vocalists to tackle the electronic/trip-hop material, including Douglas McCarthy from Nitzer Ebb and NYC spoken word artist Maggie Estep.
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Judging by additional vocals by Maggie Estep on ‘Stalker’ (Punished Mix) or Doug McCarthy on ‘Drifting’ (Poison Dub) I suspect there must have been more songs than the 9 featured. I gave each track to more than one vocalist to see how they perceived it.
