1993

Songs Of Faith And Devotion Press Release Official Press Release [Sire Records / Reprise Records 1993]

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I Feel You Hits Cover date: March 15th 1993 (USA) Article writer: none Photography: Anton Corbijn Details: A 1 page ad.

Pomp Will Eat Itself [NME, 25th December 1993. Words: Johnny Cigarettes. Pictures: Steve Double.]

Condemnation! [Melody Maker, December 1993. Words: Taylor Parkes. Picture: Stephen Sweet.]

Depeche Mode Artificial, Mediocre [L.A. Life, 23rd November 1993. Words: Adam St. James.] Representing the utmost in musical artificial intelligence, Depeche Mode brings its largely artificial music to the Forum for five nights, capping the U.S. leg of an 18-month world tour. Sunday’s...

Mode's Unsatisfying Success [L.A. Times, 22nd November 1993. Words: Axel Koester.] Is Depeche Mode in danger of of becoming obsolete? That’s certainly not a question likely to be raised by the 15,000 wildly enthusiastic fans who attended Saturday’s opening of the British quartet’s...

Mope Now, Party Later [Musician, October 1993. Words: Jon Pareles. Pictures: Anton Corbijn.]

The Life And Loves Of Depeche Mode [I-D, October 1993. Words: Michael Fuchs-Gambock. Pictures: Anton Corbijn.] Dave Gahan has reinvented himself as Michael Hutchence on Depeche Mode’s world tour… Depeche Mode are both loved and hated, usually to extremes. They are one of Britain’s biggest...

Tattoo Unlimited [NME, 25th September 1993. Words: Gavin Martin. Pictures: Stefan de Batselier / Alison Turner / Steve Pyke.]

Penance Extra [NME, 18th September 1993. Words: Gavin Martin. Pictures: Stefan de Batselier / Anton Corbijn.]

Basildon Boys Show New Life [The Observer, 8th August 1993. Words: Sam Taylor. Picture: Uncredited.] “Whoa, we’re home!” hollers Depeche Mode’s singer, Dave Gahan, his accent midway between the band’s home town of Basildon and his adopted city of Los Angeles. Dressed in a silver lame jacket...

Good Violations [NME, 7th August 1993. Words: Dele Fadele. Pictures: Stefan de Batselier.]

The Wizard Of Id [Melody Maker, 7th August 1993. Words: Chris Roberts. Pictures: Phil Nicholls.] Depeche Mode / The Sisters Of Mercy National Sports Centre, Crystal Palace “That’s it then,” bellows the portly juggler, with some relief, on the train back to civilisation. “Done The Mode...

Dark Forces In The Limelight [The Times, 1st August 1993. Words: Louise Gray. Picture: Julian Herbert.] This was a billing of consummate strangeness. Both Depeche Mode – electro-poppers turned rockers – and the Sisters of Mercy – an archly gothic band – have their own devotional and very...

Reign In Spain [Time Out, 28th July 1993. Words: Laura Lee Davies. Pictures: Anton Corbijn.]

Modus Operandi [Sound On Sound, July 1993. Words: Robert L. Doerschuk. Pictures: Anton Corbijn.]

What Can You Do With A Raging Hanover? [NME, 19th June 1993. Words: Paul Moody. Pictures: Ed Sirrs.]