Depeche Mode Released Debut Album "Speak & Spell" 45 Years Ago Today
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Speak & Spell: the beginning of Depeche Mode, before everything changed
There is something almost disarming about listening to Speak & Spell today. Knowing what Depeche Mode would eventually become — the darker atmospheres, the existential lyrics, the enormous stadiums, Black Celebration, Music for the Masses, Violator, Songs of Faith and Devotion — their first album sounds almost like a different band. It is lighter, younger,…
On October 5, 1981, Depeche Mode released Speak & Spell, his first studio album. The album featured a band betting on synthesizers when rock still dominated much of the British scene. The album brought together 11 songs and featured Vince Clarke, Andrew Fletcher, Martin Gore and David [...] La entrada The first work of a mythical group that suffered the departure of its main composer after success: today turns 45 was first published on Radio Con…
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