Breathing

 A mutilated product, because it doesn’t contain all the key tracks of the group, but only the most commercial ones.

 The melancholy grows stronger, and you know you can’t leave it there, in the showcase.

 Explore Depeche Mode’s legacy through this emotive review and rediscover their iconic hits with a critical ear.

 "Martyr presents itself as an assertive track... Gahan’s voice seems to unleash all its vocal power, venturing with anger into a superb interpretation."

 "A track with great potential, that makes technopop its reason for being, fusing a sensational guitar riff with the best synthetic tradition."

 Listen to 'Martyr' and discover Depeche Mode’s refined synthpop mastery now!

 The thing that most contributed to shaping one of the greatest musicians and performers of all time, ... was the desire to change skin.

 Folk to dream and delight us. All this is "David Bowie," from the homonymous composer.

 Discover David Bowie's folk beginnings—listen to his debut album and experience his timeless artistry!

 "The Meaning of Love" is a very jovial song, featuring Synth and British Wave elements, making it a little gem of 80s electronics.

 Julien Temple’s video will never please you: a scandal of contemporary cinematic art, with amateurish set design.

 Listen to 'The Meaning of Love' and explore this divisive 80s Depeche Mode synth classic now!

 "'People Are People' is a song that oozes industrial electronics from every pore, a quintessential '80s song, on the theme of war and hatred in human relationships."

 "Bells, choruses, smash, crash... these are the industrial Depeche Mode of '84. It’s a pity that the blond Gore disowns those times..."

 Discover the depth and legacy of Depeche Mode's 'People Are People'—listen now and dive into 80s industrial synthpop!

 "It almost makes me want to vomit."

 "The year of publication is 2004. Not bad for a record that, however, still remains much better in the '86 version, raw and unfiltered, with terrifying lyrics that showcase all the soul and compositional genius of Mr. Gore and the ever-inspired voice of Gahan."

 Explore the highs and lows of Depeche Mode's Black Celebration Remixes and rediscover a classic from a fresh perspective.

 "Your own personal Jesus could refer to someone, not Jesus, but a flesh-and-blood man who lives to protect you and listen to your personal prayers."

 "Personal Jesus is a masterpiece, an anthem superior even to the hit 'Enjoy The Silence'."

 Listen to Depeche Mode's 'Personal Jesus' and discover why this timeless anthem still resonates today.

 This album is one of the best Electro-pop albums of the ’80s and ever.

 Dave Gahan’s voice in this period is almost perfect—adolescent, baritone, and at the same time suave and gothic.

 Explore Depeche Mode’s iconic A Broken Frame and experience the roots of electro-pop mastery!

 I give it a 5 because it’s a ‘document’ of the European Electro-pop era of the early 80s.

 You listen to all the major hit singles of Depeche Mode in the early 80s... remixed tracks that you might have heard in a more serious club in some amazing 'night versions'... forget New Romantic!

 Dive into Depeche Mode’s early synthpop era – listen to 'The Singles 81>85' and experience the electrifying foundation of electronic music!

 "Anton Corbjin is a mad mind (in a positive sense), a genius, engaging in endeavors that transcend ambiguity."

 "A perpetual film, so much scene, so much ambiguity, so much dark, so many doubts and thoughts that give you goosebumps."

 Dive into Depeche Mode's visual world—watch these iconic videos and experience the artistry of Anton Corbjin!