The lead single from 'Rage in Eden,' 'The Voice' showcased Ultravox's move towards a more atmospheric and experimental sound, signaling a shift from their earlier, more direct synth-pop leanings.
- 'The Voice' reached number 40 on the UK Singles Chart.
- The single was released on Chrysalis Records in October 1981, preceding the album 'Rage in Eden.'
- The song's distinctive synthesized flute melody became a signature element of the band's sound during this era.
Ultravox were a British band who became known for their distinctive blend of electronic music and art-rock. By 1981, they had settled into their most commercially successful and influential lineup, focusing on a dramatic, synthesizer-driven sound.
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