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Depeche Mode
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Background information
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Depeche Mode are an English electronic rock band formed in Basildon, Essex. Through a constant evolution in their musical output and a consistent touring ethic that saw the band graduate from performing school gigs to playing the legendary concert for the masses at the Pasadena Rose Bowl to an audience in excess of 60,000 people within ten years of their formation, Depeche Mode have built a cult following of devoted fans and metamorphosed into one of the most influential and successful alternative musical acts of all time over the course of their four decade career.
History
Formation
Formed in 1980, the group's original line-up consisted of Dave Gahan (lead vocals), Martin Gore (primary songwriter after 1981, vocals, keyboards, guitar), Andrew "Fletch" Fletcher (keyboards), and Vince Clarke (keyboards, chief songwriter from 1980 until 1981).
Speak & Spell (1981)
Vince Clarke departure (1981)
A Broken Frame (1982)
Alan Wilder joins (1982)
Construction Time Again (1983)
Some Great Reward (1984)
Catching Up With Depeche Mode (1985)
Black Celebration (1986)
Music For The Masses (1987)
Violator (1990)
Songs Of Faith And Devotion (1993)
Alan Wilder departure (1995)
Ultra (1997)
The Singles 86>98 (1998)
Exciter (2001)
Playing The Angel (2005)
Sounds Of The Universe (2009)
Delta Machine (2013)
Spirit (2017)
Andy Fletcher's death (2022)
Memento Mori (2023)
Legacy
Discography
