British electronic music pioneers Depeche Mode announce a new album and world tour, their first since the death of founding member Andrew Fletcher this year
The band said the new record"Memento Mori", due out in March, was inspired both by the pandemic and the loss of their founding member Andrew Fletcher.
In a press event livestreamed from Berlin on Tuesday, singer Dave Gahan and guitarist and keyboardist Martin Gore said they were still working on "Memento Mori", their 15th studio album since the band originally formed in Basildon, eastern England in 1980. "All of the songs and even the album title was kind of decided before Andy passed. sounds very morbid but I think you can look at it very positively as well in that live each day to the max. That's how we like to interpret it too."
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