(Columbia) UK release date: 17 March 2017
If music is indeed the soundtrack to our times, then Depeche Mode‘s first album for five years is a suitably bleak one. It’s a post-Brexit, Trumpian world now, and Dave Gahan, Martin Gore and Andy Fletcher obviously aren’t too happy about it. Over the…
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As Depeche Mode’s principle songwriter looks forward to playing in front of 70,000 people in their biggest ever UK show at the London Stadium, Tim Burrows talks to him about new album Spirit, his Essex roots and what it feels like to grow up as a British European
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DEPECHE Mode is a band of existential angst, pain, sadism, horror and darkness. There’s a communist aesthetic, a fascist element; no bubblegum. Everything is multi-layer, contradictory and ambivalent.
Not my words, but those of Richard Spencer, the American white nationalist who caused gasps and…
Tudod, amikor veszélyes területen jársz - az Irish Times cikke
Depeche Mode: 'You know you’re in dangerous territory'
Martin Gore of Depeche Mode discusses moving the band in a political direction, taking on the alt-right, surviving with U2, and what the future holds for the Basildon boys
Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, and Andy Fletcher of Depeche…
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‘We don’t agree on anything the alt-right stand for’: Martin Gore Photograph: Travis Shinn
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Thursday 6 April 2017 17.55 BSTLast modified on Friday 7 April 2017 14.43 BST
Afternoon, Martin! A couple of years ago I asked your mate Dave what the next Depeche Mode album would…