Depeche Mode started their career as a teenage synth pop band scoring a couple of hit singles in the early eighties but when their principle songwriter Vince Clarke unexpectedly quit to form Yazoo, no one expected them to survive, let alone reach the heights of fame they subsequently did. Depeche Mode reinvented themselves over the next few years and synth player Martin Gore came into his own as a songwriter, shifting the band’s musical focus from pop to much darker adult themes and a heavier industrial based sound. The band became a phenomenon on both sides of the Atlantic and by 1990 had become one of the biggest acts in the world with their winning combination of pop hooks and clever lyrical themes.
Product Description
The electro synth sound that made the band one of the most influential bands of the 80s and 90s is beautifully captured on this Electronica Tribute to Depeche Mode. Deep bass grooves and driving beats are showcased on this electronic redux, including exceptional vocal treatments. Hits such as "People are People", "Enjoy The Silence" & "Personal Jesus" are cleverly transformed with a harder dance edge and pulse with renewed energy.
The Electronic Tribute to Depeche Mode,Various Artists,Vitamin Records,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop Collections,Synth Pop,Tribute Albums,V/a Compilations
Rock Music:
- End Men Sing
- End of the Millenium Psychosis Blues [Import]
- Five Fight Songs [EP]
- Flashback
- Four Letter Word
- From Elvis in Memphis [Import]
- Greatest Hits [Import]
- Heat [Import]
- His Hand in Mine
- I Can't Stop [Import]
Rock Music
Vocal Music of the 12th and 13th Centuries
Artist Collection: Dolly Parton [Import]