Martin Gore of Depeche Mode, London May 2001 ©Spiros Politis Limited edition print, stamped and numbered* front. Signed and dated back. C-type digital print on fuji crystal archive matt paper. Comes with certificate of authenticity. *note that the number of the print you will receive is the lowest available from the edition at the time of ordering, and the photos are purely representative. • Depeche Mode were about to release their second album as a trio in 2001 and Q magazine set up a shoot in London’s then derelict Great Northern Hotel where I did shoot. This image of Martin was shot during that session. • I am an award-winning portrait and advertising photographer and have decided to make a selection of my favourite images from my archive available to buy here on Etsy as high-quality fine art prints . I have worked for many magazines including Q, Select, Mixmag, Billboard, Spin, Vanity Fair, Tatler, ESPN, The Guardian Weekend and Times Magazine. Offered in two paper sizes: L - 12" x 16" (30.5cm x 40.5cm) M - 12” x 10” (30.48cm x 25.40cm) Image is printed smaller than paper size so there is room for the white border. Print made to order by a professional photographic lab and shipped in a hard tube,insured and protected. Any questions? Just get in touch. All Photography ©Spiros Politis 2023
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Depeche Mode on a centrespread poster in Bravo of 17 December 1985.
In a word, stunning. Perhaps an odd word to use given that Violator continued in the general vein of the previous two studio efforts by Depeche Mode: Martin Gore's upfront lyrical emotional extremism and knack for a catchy hook filtered through Alan Wilder's ear for perfect arrangements, ably assisted by top English producer Flood. Yet the idea that this record would both dominate worldwide charts, while song for the song being simply the best, most consistent effort yet from the band could only have been the wildest fantasy before its release. The opening two singles from the album, however, signaled something was up. First was "Personal Jesus," at once perversely simplistic, with a stiff, arcane funk/hip-hop beat and basic blues guitar chords, and tremendous, thanks to sharp production touch and David Gahan's echoed snaky vocals. Then "Enjoy the Silence," a nothing-else-remains-but-us ballad pumped up into a huge, dramatic romance/dance number, commanding in its mock orchestral/choir scope. The follow-up single "Policy of Truth" did just fine as well, a low-key Motown funk number for the modern day with a sharp love/hate lyric to boot. To top it all off, the album itself scored on song after song, from the shuffling beat of "Sweetest Perfection" (well sung by Gore) and the ethereal "Waiting for the Night" to the guilt-ridden-and-loving-it "Halo" building into a string-swept pounder. "Clean" wraps up Violator on an eerie note, all ominous bass notes and odd atmospherics carrying the song. Goth without ever being stupidly hammy, synth without sounding like the clinical stereotype of synth music, rock without ever sounding like a "rock" band, Depeche here reached astounding heights indeed.
Released in 2018, on CD and on label Sony Music (88883753562). Depeche Mode — The Singles 86>98. Genre: Electronic. Style: Synth-pop
Depeche Mode in the grounds of Blackwing Studios, London, 17 June 1981. L-R Martin Gore, Vince Clark, Andy Fletcher, Dave Gahan.
The cover of Elvis Presley's first album set a dramatic tone for the landmark recording career to come.
Depeche Mode are English electronic band formed in 1980 in Basildon, Essex. Depeche Mode’s original line-up consisted of Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Andy Fletcher and Vince Clarke. Alan Wilder (keyboards, drums, occasional songwriter) officially joined the band in late-1982, replacing Clarke. Depeche Mode has had 54 songs in the UK Singles Chart and 17 top 10 albums in the UK chart two of which debuted at No. 1. According to EMI, Depeche Mode have sold over 100 million albums and singles worldwide, making them the most commercially successful electronic band in music history.
