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Human

Gary Numan · 1995

62 min · 36 tracks · electronic · new wave · synth-pop

A haunting blend of electronic textures and introspective lyrics exploring themes of isolation and identity.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • fragmented pacing with interludes
  • introspective themes of isolation
  • short tracks for quick listening
  • haunting textures
  • ideal for solitary reflection

Maybe skip if you want

  • seeks extended musical journeys
  • prefers upbeat, cohesive albums

Where this album fits

Career context
By the time 'Human' was released in 1995, Gary Numan was navigating a complex phase in his career, having transitioned from mainstream fame in the early '80s to a more underground status. This album marked his return to the music scene after several years of experimentation with different styles, showcasing his continued evolution as an artist and solidifying his commitment to electronic music.
Stylistic neighbors
Depeche Mode· Kraftwerk· The Human League

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Navigators 2:12
  • 2 Bombay 2:29
  • 3 We Fold Space 1:10
  • 4 A Cry in the Dark 2:45
  • 5 Manic 1:36
  • 6 Empire 2:19
  • 7 A Little Lost Soul 2:41
  • 8 The Visitor 1:09
  • 9 Magician 2:12
  • 10 Undercover 1:27
  • 11 Halloween 1:13
  • 12 Embryo 1:58
  • 13 Elm Street 1:26
  • 14 Harmonos 2:20
  • 15 Big Alien 1:47
  • 16 Blind Faith 1:09
  • 17 New Life 4:01
  • 18 Fairy Tales 2:52
  • 19 Disease 2:22
  • 20 Tidal Wave 1:21
  • 21 Alone and Afraid 1:19
  • 22 Sahara 1:34
  • 23 Cold 1:41
  • 24 Do You Wonder 1:31
  • 25 Betrayal 1:01
  • 26 Suspicion 1:03
  • 27 The Unborn 1:59
  • 28 Lethal Injection 1:43
  • 29 Frantic 1:04
  • 30 Mother 0:57
  • 31 Black Heart 1:42
  • 32 Thunder Road 0:34
  • 33 Law and Order 2:02
  • 34 Needles 2:27
  • 35 Climax 0:35
  • 36 Inferno 0:47

Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata