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Depeche Mode History and Biography

Originally a product of Britain's new romantic movement, Depeche Mode went on to become the ideal electro-pop band of the 1980s; one of the first acts to establish a musical identity based totally around the use of synthesizers, the group began their existence as a bouncy dance-pop outfit but gradually urbanized a darker, more dramatic sound which ultimately located them as one of the most thriving alternative bands of their era.

The ancestry of Depeche Mode dated to 1976, when Basildon, England-based keyboardists Vince Clarke and Andrew Fletcher originally teamed to form the group No Romance in China. The band proved brief, and by 1979 Clarke had formed French Look, one more duo featuring guitarist/keyboardist Martin Gore; Fletcher soon signed on, and the group rechristened itself Composition of Sound. Initially, Clarke handled vocal chores, but in 1980 singer David Gahan was brought in to absolute the lineup; after one final name transform to Depeche Mode, the quartet jettisoned all instruments exclusive of their synthesizers, honing a slick, techno-based sound to showcase Clarke's catchy melodies.

After building a next on the London club scene, Depeche Mode debuted in 1980 with "Photographic," a track incorporated on the Some Bizzare Album label set. After signing to Mute Records, they released "Dreaming of Me" in early 1981; while neither the single nor its follow-up, "New Life," caused a great deal of a stir, their third effort, "Just Can't Get Enough," became a Top Ten U.K. hit, and their 1981 debut LP, Speak and Spell, was also a achievement. Just as Depeche Mode appeared balanced for a major commercial breakthrough, however, principal songwriter Clarke abruptly exited to form Yazoo with singer Alison Moyet, leaving the group's future in grave doubt. Depeche Mode Concerts information as well as Depeche Mode news.