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- AMG All Music Guide: Ultra - Ned Raggett's review: "The most immediate change was Gahan's singing; for the first time ever, he took singing lessons beforehand, and his new control and projection simply shines..." 3 stars.
www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=Aaukmikkjbb19
- Canoe: Ultra - Richard John's review: "an exceptionally well crafted dark and moody piece of pop."
www.canoe.ca/JamAlbumsD/depeche_mode2.html
- CMJ: Ultra - CMJ review: " this is the most depressing fare we've heard from the band since the days of Black Celebration. And coincidentally, it's one of the best."
www.cmj.com/articles/display_article.php?id=3445
- NME: Ultra - James Oldham's review: "Issues are skirted, poetry is attempted and we're left clutching another instalment of stadium-orientated angst, at a time when we were expecting reflective intimacy." Rating: 6/10.
www.nme.com/reviews/894.htm
- Rolling Stone: Ultra - Elysa Gardner's review: "moody, pulsating ballads such as "The Bottom Line" and "The Love Thieves" are ideal vehicles for Gahan's brooding baritone and for the band's ever-increasing sense of tender intuition." 3 stars.
www.rollingstone.com/recordings/review.asp?aid=43949&cf=82
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