You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. by appointment browsing is available if you are unable to get in for our standard opening hours, please contact using the form above. In the year of the millennium 2000, the British cult musician released his fourteenth studio album "Pure", which, with its mix of gloomy doomsday sounds and hard guitar staccato, finds its roots in the genres of industrial and gothic rock. Filled with pumping beats and guitars that sound like straight from a machine, Pure is an intense musical journey from start to finish. In the year of the millennium 2000, Gary Numan released his fourteenth studio album Pure , which, with its mix of gloomy doomsday sounds and hard guitar staccato, finds it roots in the genres of industrial and gothic rock.

Numanme Radio Podcast will be playing you some of the best Classic Alternative, New Wave, Dark Wave, Synth-Pop, and Punk. This album is fabulous listened to in the dark it really is very atmospheric and I can't recommend it highly enough. Filled with pumping beats and guitars that sound like straight from a machine, Pure is an intense musical journey from start to finish. A un degré moindre, Gary Numan amorce un virage complet et revient à un son, certes électronique mais le message est clair , les années 2000 seront gothiques.

Numan even revisits his instrumental work with "fallen" which really is a throwback to "The pleasure principle" days. Throbbing synths, bass and drums with heavy guitar flourishes all mixed with Gary's voice in fine form.

In the year of the millennium 2000, the British cult musician released his fourteenth studio album "Pure", which, with its mix of gloomy doomsday sounds and hard guitar staccato, finds it roots in the genres of industrial and gothic rock. Like another user mentioned, I can hear little samples and keyboard parts on the vinyl version that I've never heard once on the CD. Filled with pumping beats and guitars that sound like straight from a machine, “Pure” is an intense musical journey from start to finish. Filled with pumping beats and guitars that sound like straight from a machine, Pure is an intense musical journey from start to finish, drfting into the Industrial Rock of Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson. The song goes from quiet to loud and back to quiet again and features whispered vocals and a big epic chorus.This vinyl Tour Edition of Gary Numan's assertive 2000 studio release Pure features the industrial album's original 11-tracks across 2LPs and an additional LP with five cuts taken from Scarred: Live at Brixton Academy including takes on Pure material and Numan classics "Cars" and "Replicas," and rounded out by the two Andy Gray remixes of "A Prayer For The Unborn" and "Listen To My Voice.