Depo

Depo was an indie rock four piece band from Rīga, Latvia founded by Krišjānis Daugulis, Mārtiņš Links, Juris Tipa and Edgars Liljē in 2000. The band were influenced by Joy Division and the Strokes. On June 1st 2002 they released their first CD, a 7 song release called "Alepo" (recorded in "Tornis" studio). The group performed their last concert in Riga, Latvia before splitting up in 2009.
==Links To Peel==
The group achieved attention from John Peel in 2002 who played two of their tracks from their only release. Peel didn't know what was the band's name on his 26 June 2002 show, whether it was Depo or Alepo (the title name) on the front sleeve. Peel played another track from the group on 01 August 2002 and even mentioned that someone told him the band's name, but he had forgotten it. The group's album Alepo was nominated by Peel as album of the month in August 2002 (Peel's Record Box).
==Shows Played==
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;2002
*26 June 2002: Katra Skaņa (Kā Izbļauts Vārds) (LP - Alepo) Tornis
*July 2002 (FSK): Katra Skaņa Kā Izbļauts Vārds (CD - Alepo) Tornis
*01 August 2002: Pataloģiskā Noskaņa (LP - Alepo) Tornis
;Others
*August 2002 (Peel's Record Box): Alepo
==External Links==
*Last FM
*Tornis
Category:Artists