However, despite all their success, it's remarkable Depeche Mode is still a band and that all of its members are all still alive. Playing the Angel (2005) Depeche Mode is back After another much needed break, solo side-projects by both Gahan and Gore, and a new record label startup by Fletcher, the boys come back energized. The synth-pop legends’ most essential moments By Jamie Milton. 5.1 Played Recoil / Alan Wilder songs 5.2 Unplayed Recoil / Alan Wilder songs 6 All Martin Gore solo songs. 4.1 Played Dave Gahan solo songs 4.2 Unplayed Dave Gahan solo songs 5 All Recoil / Alan Wilder songs. From sensual soul to gloriously freaky bangers, these are the perfect song to set the mood in the bedroom. This dark and wonderful collective is now one of the longest-lasting bands of all time, with its core trio of Gahan, Gore, and Andy Fletcher still making interesting and progressive music together after 40 years and 100 million albums sold. The song you should know: When the Body Speaks. 3.1 Played Depeche Mode songs 3.2 Unplayed Depeche Mode songs 4 All Dave Gahan songs. Truly the band is responsible for one of the best team-ups in music history, combining the velvety and dignified voice of Dave Gahan singing romantic and inscrutable lyrics penned by Martin Gore.
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Over time, Depeche Mode's sound evolved away from synth-driven stuff like "Just Can't Get Enough" and "People are People," and the British band helped usher in the alternative rock of the '90s via "Enjoy the Silence," "Personal Jesus," and "I Feel You." Local music magazine Bravo (which also had a TV series) became particularly enamored with Depeche Mode, but because it couldnt get much access to interview lead singer Dave Gahan and company, the publication populated its pages with tales of the band that its writers simply made up. Depeche Mode helped create what would become the sound of the 1980s - New Wave pop with mopey lyrics about guilt and anguish, but you could still to dance to it because of all the kicky keyboards and drum machines.
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