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Spirit

Right from the opening bars of Going Backwards, it hits you that listening to the new Depeche Mode album is going to be quite a challenge. What was missing on »Delta Machine« is what »Spriit« brings. And on top of its newly found…

Delta Machine

Depeche Mode's thirteenth studio album, "Delta Machine", is also the lowest creative point of their entire career. No real ideas, an album of recycling, an album that just doesn't "grab" you.

Remixes 2: 81-11

The second round of remixes of the legendary Depeche Mode's music is a hugely successful follow-up in experimenting with the sound of one of the most influential bands of all time! Different, but still "Depeche Mode" enough.

Wrong

With Wrong, Depeche Mode have nailed the same schizophrenic moment they've been using to rope in listeners for nearly a decade. The track is a slow burner, since it isn't cut from the cloth of a direct Enjoy the Silence-style hit.

Sounds Of The Universe

"Sounds Of The Universe" is an album of further maturing, total sobriety and expressive grandeur: a Depeche Mode record unlike any before it, not necessarily chasing a hit and still managing to take an artistic step up.

The Best Of Vol 1.

Alongside their earlier "singles collections," this is Depeche Mode's first official "best of" album, covering a career that now stretches over a full 25 years. The guys have shuffled the selection chronologically into a seque

Violator

Compared to its predecessor "Music For The Masses," Violator is far more geared toward "music to dance to" - it follows the techno dance boom trend that defined the turn of the eighties into the nineties. "Violat

Music For The Masses

"Music For The Masses" was a kind of release-valve album for Depeche Mode. After "Black Celebration", which demanded a long production phase, the band was, despite the great results the album achieved, pretty ex&#

Speak And Spell

It's been 25 years since the release of "Speak And Spell", and back in 1981 this album was an outrageous provocation, though today it's viewed in a completely different light. Given that the album was spreading its popularity at the time…

Playing The Angel

"Playing The Angel", their 11th studio album, proves that Depeche Mode have grown up and left the toys they were building sandcastles with twenty years ago far behind. It's incredible how much has grown and

Depeche Mode Out of Mothballs

Author: Jernej Vene Location: Munich/GermanyConcert date: 20.06.1993Attendance: 12 On a pretty chilly evening we made our way to the Olimpijska dvorana to witness a show by the British band Depeche Mode. You obviously know pretty much…

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