On this day September 16 1983, Gary Numan released his fifth solo album Warriors. The record marked a shift in Numan’s sound, blending his signature electronic style with stronger rock and jazz fusion influences.
Produced with contributions from Bill Nelson of Be-Bop Deluxe, the album included tracks such as Warriors, I Am Render, and The Iceman Comes. While it received mixed reviews at the time, the record showcased Numan’s willingness to experiment and expand beyond the synth driven style that had defined his earlier success.
80s insight: Warriors reflected the restless creativity of 80s artists who constantly pushed musical boundaries. For Gary Numan, it highlighted his role as a pioneer in electronic music while exploring bold new directions.
Produced with contributions from Bill Nelson of Be-Bop Deluxe, the album included tracks such as Warriors, I Am Render, and The Iceman Comes. While it received mixed reviews at the time, the record showcased Numan’s willingness to experiment and expand beyond the synth driven style that had defined his earlier success.
80s insight: Warriors reflected the restless creativity of 80s artists who constantly pushed musical boundaries. For Gary Numan, it highlighted his role as a pioneer in electronic music while exploring bold new directions.
