Iconic English rock group Depeche Mode played 112 shows on their Memento Mori world tour, spread across continents in 2023 ...

For a band who put out their first big hit, "Just Can't Get Enough," more than 40 years ago, Depeche Mode is surprisingly relevant in 2023, from late-night TV appearances, to selling out stadiums ...

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Depeche Mode, for better or worse, has made its lengthy career in contradictions and extremes. There's the psychosexual tug-of-war in the lyrics, where pleasure is only worthwhile if it's been earned ...

In “Ghosts Again,” one of many introspective moments on Depeche Mode’s 15th full-length, Memento Mori, Dave Gahan croons, “Time is fleeting.” This is not a new revelation, but the tranquility in his ...

Andy Fletcher, a founding member of multi-platinum new wave band Depeche Mode, has died. He was 60. The keyboard player helped define the sound of 1980s and ’90s synth-pop and alternative rock through ...

Depeche Mode suffered the loss of keyboardist Andy Fletcher last May, but founding members Dave Gahan and Martin Gore are forging on in his memory. Memento Mori, their new album, and the corresponding ...

When Depeche Mode introduced electric guitars into their music on 1987's Music for the Masses, it opened up the English synth-pop pioneers to a whole new realm of possibilities and a more… By Ron Hart ...

The Memento Mori precursor's debut came along with its black-and-white music video. By Glenn Rowley Depeche Mode unveiled their new single “Ghosts Again” on Thursday (Feb. 9) along with the track’s ...

Judging by the charts alone, Depeche Mode could be rated one of the most successful bands in history. Along with 45 U.K. singles, top-ranked records in countries around the globe and sales well into ...

07:25, Fri, Mar 26, 2021 Updated: 07:25, Fri, Mar 26, 2021 Depeche Mode first formed in Basildon in 1977, when school friends Vince Clarke and Andy Fletcher formed a band. There were a couple of names ...