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Introspectre

Song	Introspectre
By	Depeche Mode
Songwriter	Martin L. Gore
Produced by	Ben Hillier
Recorded at	Sound Design (Santa Barbara) Stratosphere Sound (New York City) Whitfield Street (London)
Length (mm:ss)	1:42
Tempo	74 BPM
Time signature	¹ ₄
Key	A Minor
Programmed by	Dave McCracken Richard Morris
Engineered by	Ben Hillier Richard Morris
Mixing assistance	Devin Workman Kt Rangnick
Mastered by	Emily Lazar
Mastering assistance	Sarah Register
Recording assistance	Nick Sevilla Arjun Agerwala Rudyard Lee Cullers Devin Workman Kt Rangnick
Art direction	Anton Corbijn
Design	Anton Corbijn Four5one.com
Photography	Anton Corbijn
Recorded	January - July 2005
Originally released	13 October 2005
Live performances as Depeche Mode	0 times *
Total live performances	0 times *

"Introspectre" is an instrumental song from the 2005 album Playing The Angel by Depeche Mode.

Martin Gore told Gaywired: "It's a nice atmospheric piece of music that leads really nicely into 'Damaged People'."

Introspectre has never been played live.

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-'[[Introspectre]]' is an instrumental song from the 2005 album <i>[[Playing The Angel]]</i> by [[Depeche Mode]].
+{{S|Introspectre}} is an instrumental song from the 2005 album <i>[[Playing The Angel]]</i> by [[Depeche Mode]].
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