Anton Corbijn Depeche Mode Over their nearly four decades together as a band, British synth-rock icons Depeche Mode have released 13 albums, topped the charts on both sides of the Atlantic, toured the world countless times, and garnered enough acclaim and influence to be nominated for the Rock…

Courtesy Photo A scene from Depeche Mode's video for "Where's the Revolution." The lead single from the band’s upcoming album “Spirit” starts at No. 40, making Depeche Mode one of 16 acts to chart 20 songs on the airplay ranking. Only 16 acts have charted at least 20 songs on Billboard’s…

“The grabbing hands. Grab all they can.  Everything counts in large amounts.” Hot off the heels of its breakthrough album, “Music for the Masses,” British synth pop group Depeche Mode embark on the last leg of its 1989 North American tour. Acclaimed documentary filmmaker D.A. Pennebaker is on hand…

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We are the bigots, we have not evolved/we have no respect, we have lost control. That’s the opening line to Going Backwards, the brooding first track off Depeche Mode’s 14th studio album Spirit. Even for a band known for moodiness, it’s an especially dour note. It’s clear the electronic titans are…

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Depeche Mode is back with its timeliest work yet. Take protest song Where's the Revolution, the lead single off the synth-rock trio's new album Spirit (out Friday). "You've been lied to, you've been fed truths. Who's making your decisions?" frontman Dave Gahan hisses over blistering synths, urging…

Depeche Mode tap into techno and produce their best album in over two decades After a couple of so-so albums in 2009’s Sounds of the Universe and Delta Machine four years later, it would have been easy to look at Depeche Mode as a spent creative force, despite the fact that they’re the last of…

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