From Memento Mori (2023), the British band did not launch a new project, even without a title, it is the tenth studio album.
DEPECHE MODE He announced that his next study album will arrive this 2025 and promises to be a fresh and innovative evolution, but retaining the characteristic sound of the band.
From “Memento Mori” (2023), the British band did not launch a new project, this converts the new album, even without a title into the sixteenth studio album. The pioneers of electronic rock and the Synth-Pop describe their new album as “emotionally crude and musically ambitious”, giving way to their legacy of innovation and at the same time reflecting on topics such as: memory, mortality and hope.
Martin GoreDepeche Mode’s main composer declared the following in a press release: “This new album arose from a reflection, but also from the desire to create something with a vision of the future. It is darker in some aspects, warmer in others. We leave expectations behind and simply get carried away by music “
The leader Dave Gahan He added: “After the last tour, we feel a deep need to express ourselves again. The songs of this album are personal. They are spiritual. They are deeper than any other we have done before”
“M”, Depeche Mode’s new documentary
Through its social networks the band confirmed the launch of a new documentary.
“‘M’, a new film by the winner Fernando Frías (@ferfrias) with images of the three DM presentations in Mexico City in 2023, with exhausted tickets, exploring the parallels between the themes of” Memento Mori “and the deep connection with death and mortality in Mexican culture. Available this fall.”
According to an official Sony Music Entertainment statement, M Explore Mori’s central songs intimately and symbolicly Andy Fletcherits keyboardist and co -founder, on May 26, 2022.
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