Depeche Mode - Ultra

An album that almost never saw the light of day. The band was on the brink of breaking up, Alan Wilder had left, and Dave Gahan barely survived clinical death. Ultra became their salvation and darkest masterpiece. The hits Barrel of a Gun and It's No Good are steeped in heavy trip-hop and an industrial vibe. It's a record about rising from the ashes that sounds menacingly deep on vinyl.

Scenario by OBERTY: night, minimal light. You can sit right in front of the speakers to clearly hear the dense bass, trip-hop beat, and industrial rhythm. This album demands focus, making it a great way to disconnect from external matters, ground yourself, and be alone with your thoughts.