Depeche Mode: Speak And Spell LP

Initially rooted in the U.K.’s New Romantic movement, modern rock icons Depeche Mode first formed in 1980 with founding partners Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Vince Clarke, and Andrew Fletcher. Their pioneering, synthesizer-based sound became a global phenomen

Initially rooted in the U.K.’s New Romantic movement, modern rock icons Depeche Mode first formed in 1980 with founding partners Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Vince Clarke, and Andrew Fletcher. Their pioneering, synthesizer-based sound became a global phenomen

Initially rooted in the U.K.’s New Romantic movement, modern rock icons Depeche Mode first formed in 1980 with founding partners Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Vince Clarke, and Andrew Fletcher. Their pioneering, synthesizer-based sound became a global phenomen

Memento Mori is Depeche Mode's fifteenth studio album and its first as the two-piece lineup of Dave Gahan and Martin Gore, following co-founder Andrew "Fletch" Fletcher's tragic passing in 2022. Produced by James Ford, with additional production work by M

Originally released in 1984, Some Great Reward found Martin Gore, Dave Gahan, and proving their worth as a synth-pop group with staying power. "People Are People" is the obvious big hit on here, but don't sleep on creeping sytnh funk of "Lie To Me," and

The DM hits keep on coming on 1987's Music For The Masses with "Strangelove" (my personal fave), "Never Let You Down Again," "Little 15," and "Behind The Wheel." A bit of DM trivia for ya'll - the title was actually an inside joke by the band, with Marti

Depeche Mode returned in 2005 with Playing The Angel, their 11th studio album. It was the first to feature songwriting contributions from lead singer Dave Gahan and their first record produced by Ben Hillier. A more organic-sounding record for its use of

Initially rooted in the U.K.’s New Romantic movement, modern rock icons Depeche Mode first formed in 1980 with founding partners Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Vince Clarke, and Andrew Fletcher. Their pioneering, synthesizer-based sound became a global phenomen

Sounds of the Universe is the twelfth studio album by English electronic music band Depeche Mode. It was released on 17 April 2009 by Mute Records. The album was supported by the 2009–10 concert tour Tour of the Universe. Three singles were released from

The Best of Depeche Mode Volume 1, released in November 2006, celebrates the band's illustrious career spanning two and a half decades. The collection features 17 of Depeche Mode's most iconic tracks, including hits like "Personal Jesus," "Enjoy the Silen