All Saints
David Bowie · 2001
76 min · 16 tracks · alternative rock · electronic · hard rock
A haunting soundscape blending ambient textures with reflective melodies, reminiscent of Bowie's more experimental works.
Why this album works
- Best for
- haunting soundscapes for introspection reflective melodies for quiet moments slow-building tension and release
- Context
- Released in 2001, 'All Saints' marks a pivotal moment in David Bowie's career as it compiles instrumental tracks from his earlier albums, including 'Low' and 'Heroes.' This album arrived following his 1999 release 'Hours...' and showcases Bowie's exploration of ambient music, positioning him within the evolving landscape of electronic sounds at the turn of the millennium.
- If you like
- alternative rock, electronic, hard rock
All Saints is an album by David Bowie, released in 2001. A haunting soundscape blending ambient textures with reflective melodies, reminiscent of Bowie's more experimental works. 'All Saints' is notable for its innovative approach to compiling previously released instrumental tracks into a cohesive listening experience. It received critical acclaim for its atmospheric qualities and has influenced contemporary artists in ambient and electronic music genres, demonstrating Bowie's continued relevance and adaptability long into his career. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does All Saints sound like?
A haunting soundscape blending ambient textures with reflective melodies, reminiscent of Bowie's more experimental works. Rooted in alternative rock and electronic.
What makes All Saints by David Bowie notable?
'All Saints' is notable for its innovative approach to compiling previously released instrumental tracks into a cohesive listening experience. It received critical acclaim for its atmospheric qualities and has influenced contemporary artists in ambient and electronic music genres, demonstrating Bowie's continued relevance and adaptability long into his career. Released in 2001, 'All Saints' marks a pivotal moment in David Bowie's career as it compiles instrumental tracks from his earlier albums, including 'Low' and 'Heroes.' This album arrived following his 1999 release 'Hours...' and showcases Bowie's exploration of ambient music, positioning him within the evolving landscape of electronic sounds at the turn of the millennium.
Who is All Saints for?
All Saints works well if you're into haunting soundscapes for introspection, reflective melodies for quiet moments and slow-building tension and release.
How many songs are on All Saints?
All Saints has 16 tracks, running approximately 76 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 A New Career in a New Town Standout 2:54
- 2 V-2 Schneider 3:12
- 3 Abdulmajid 3:37
- 4 Weeping Wall 3:28
- 5 All Saints 3:37
- 6 Art Decade 3:47
- 7 Crystal Japan 3:10
- 8 Brilliant Adventure 1:53
- 9 Sense of Doubt 3:57
- 10 Moss Garden 5:05
- 11 Neuköln 4:34
- 12 The Mysteries 7:14
- 13 Ian Fish UK Heir 6:30
- 14 Subterraneans Standout 5:41
- 15 Warszawa Standout 6:22
- 16 Some Are (The Low Symphony) 11:19
Release Date
July 1, 2001
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Runtime
76 min 26 sec
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