Playing the Angel by Depeche Mode

Playing the Angel

Depeche Mode

Released: 2005

Genre
Synthpop
Style
Rock/Pop
Label
Reprise
Format
Album

Nearly a quarter century after making their full-length debut, Depeche Mode achieve new levels of synth-pop nuance on 2005’s <i>Playing the Angel<i>. “Damaged People” explores gloomy themes of faith and mortality, with slow-building chords and chiming synths shining a new light compared to their ’80s hits. Singer Dave Gahan pushes for the stars on “Macro”, his voice riding high above smouldering, distorted textures, and “John the Revelator” transforms a traditional gospel song into bruising industrial pop.</i></i>

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Track List

1A Pain That I'm Used To (album version)
2John the Revelator
3Suffer Well
4The Sinner in Me
5Precious
6Macro
7I Want It All
8Nothing's Impossible
9Introspectre
10Damaged People
11Lilian
12The Darkest Star

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