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Quartet
Electronic · 1982 · 8 tracks

Quartet

Ultravox

Polished, anthemic synth-pop with a regal edge. Produced by George Martin, it trades icy post-punk grit for shimmering, high-fidelity electronic grandeur.

October 15, 1982 · Chrysalis

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A majestic and polished blend of electronic triumph and urban mystery.

Tracklist · 8 Tracks
01
Reap the Wild Wind
3:51
02
Serenade
5:08
04
Hymn
5:50
05
Visions in Blue
4:42
06
When the Scream Subsides
4:19
07
We Came to Dance
4:16
08
Cut and Run
4:21
09
The Song (We Go)
3:58
Moments Worth Listening For
The massive, choral-like synth opening of Hymn that feels like entering a digital cathedral.
The rhythmic, ticking clock precision of the percussion in Reap the Wild Wind.
The haunting, stripped-back piano and atmospheric synth wash on Visions in Blue.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Quartet sound next to the rest of Ultravox's catalogue?

Spirituality+3.7σ

The writing leans far further into spirituality than the rest of the catalogue.

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