Gary Numan, Exile - 47m 21s

Tracks & Durations

1. Dominion Day	4:52
2. Prophecy	5:05
3. Dead Heaven	5:23
4. Dark	4:30
5. Innocence Bleeding	4:26
6. The Angel Wars	5:04
7. Absolution	5:00
8. An Alien Cure	6:09
9. Exile	6:47

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Review

Gary Numan used to have it all. In the early '80s, he was the platinum-haired poster boy for that wacky fad known as new wave, and his concerts--after the breakthrough hit "Cars"--were suitably outlandish affairs in which the singer even drove onstage in a tiny geometric automobile. Then? Bupkes. He faded like a pair of old bellbottoms. But with Exile, right on post-Nine Inch Nails cue, Numan returns, synths a-gurgling, with a grim, Gothic update on his classic techno-sound. Exile, a study in the artist's professed agnosticism, comes off strangely contemporary, as if Numan never left. Which, as most overseas fans know, he never truly did. He released a lot of post-"Cars" albums, but most couldn't hold a candle to this U.S. comeback. --Tom Lanham

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Exile

Tracks: 10 (+1 tracks), Disk length: 52m 31s (+5m 10s)

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