Andy Fletcher, founding member of Depeche Mode, dies at 60

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Fletcher formed Depeche Mode along with fellow synthesizer players Vince Clarke and Martin Gore, and lead singer Dave Gahan, in Basildon, England in 1980. The group would find international success with 19842s Some Great Reward and the single People are People. The bespectacled redhead with a penchant for chess, Fletcher assumed a low-profile in the group.

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Depeche Mode keyboardist Andy Fletcher dies - BBC News

The band say they are "shocked and filled with overwhelming sadness" in a statement on social media.

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Depeche Mode keyboard player Andrew Fletcher dies aged 60

Andrew Fletcher, the keyboard player and founder member of British electronic pioneers Depeche Mode has died, the group said on Thursday. He was 60.

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The Guardian

Depeche Mode’s Andrew Fletcher dies aged 60

Pioneering British electronic band confirm his death on social media, saying ‘Fletch had a true heart of gold’

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Andy Fletcher, Depeche Mode keyboardist, dead at 60 | CBC News

Andy Fletcher, the unassuming, bespectacled, red-headed keyboardist who for more than 40 years added his synth sounds to Depeche Mode hits like Just Can't Get Enough and Personal Jesus, has died at age 60.

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