In the sprawling discography of German synth-pop pioneers Alphaville, Salvation (1997) has always occupied a peculiar, sacred space. Sandwiched between the bombastic pop of Forever Young (1984) and the lush, orchestral melancholy of Prostitute (1994), Salvation was the sound of Marian Gold and crew looking into the abyss of the new millennium—and finding a strange, electronic peace.
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Available now on all major streaming platforms and via CD from Warner Music / Alphaville Archive. Have you listened to the 2023 remaster of "Salvation"? Does it beat the original? Let us know in the comments below. Alphaville - Salvation -Deluxe Remaster 2023- -...
Now, 26 years later, the album has been resurrected. is not merely a reissue; it is a complete sonic overhaul and historical document that demands attention from both nostalgic fans and newcomers curious about the golden age of intelligent Euro-synth. The Sound: From "Safe" to "Sublime" The original 1997 mix of Salvation was a product of its time: clean, digital, and occasionally thin by modern standards. The 2023 remaster changes the game entirely. In the sprawling discography of German synth-pop pioneers