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Corrupt

is a song from the 2009 album Sounds Of The Universe by Depeche Mode.
== Notes ==
In the documentary 'Making The Universe' that is included in the 'Sounds Of The Universe' boxset, a whiteboard can be seen with working titles of 'Sounds Of The Universe'. Corrupt's working title is 'Corruption'.
== Live performances ==
== Trivia ==
*'Corrupt' was featured in the final trailer for the second season of horror series .
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<metadesc>"Corrupt" is a song from the 2009 album Sounds Of The Universe by Depeche Mode.</metadesc>
Cracks Are Showing

== Notes ==
Kurt Uenala and Dave Gahan have been working together since 2010, and own a studio, Schtudio Blanco, together since 2012. They have written several unreleased songs together since then. One of those songs was Where I Wait, released 6 years after its creation, on Kurt's name.
In December 2022, they released five spoken-word tracks as an EP. According to the press release:
Kurt Uenala has his fingerprints on more things than you may realize. While his name may be new to you, it’s possible you’ve come across collaborations he’s done under the moniker Null + Void, including Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Moby, John Grant, The Kills, Woodkid and most notably, Dave Gahan and Depeche Mode
Having worked in Gahan’s NYC studio for years, and traveling with Depeche Mode, Uenala became aware of one of Dave’s rituals. Sometimes a notebook and pen would come out. Something would get jotted down. But what? That remained a mystery.
Uenala now calls Iceland home, so he’s no stranger to isolation, but what about city-dweller Gahan? The two kept in close touch during lockdown, sharing thoughts and ideas.
“I always wondered what he was writing in the notebook,” Uenala says, “but I never pried. During one of our check-ins I eventually asked what he was scribbling down when he was off in some corner, or standing on his own, next to a studio window.” Gahan disclosed that they were thoughts, feelings, and observations that would likely never see the light of day.
But then again, why not? Living during a lockdown is unquestionably difficult, but fortune also favors those who are bold in challenging times. Gahan sent Uenala a recording of him reciting something from the journal.
In his studio, a decommissioned hospital situated on an Icelandic Fjörd, Kurt sat in front of a classic Oberheim synth with the recording, reacting to anything from the timbre of Gahan’s voice, to background noise. Inspiration also came from ambience in the black chapel in Uenala’s town, which has often acted as a natural reverb chamber when one was needed. Songs started to take shape, through a modified form of call and response. The confluence of tone, poem, and tone poem.
Both artists were pleased with the results, and agreed that the prose had more of an impact in concert with the music than it did merely existing, on paper, hidden in a notebook. Work continued, and produced a collection of recitations set to soundscapes. “Longing,” “Get Out,” “GOD,” “I Think Not,” and a piece born from the first recording Gahan sent, “Cracks Are Showing,” were completed, then assembled as the Manuscript EP, which will be released on December, 16th.
Dave Gahan: “I’m not sure why, or when, exactly, I wrote these short pieces. I knew they were never to be songs. I do know that they were written when I was alone. Sometimes in a hotel room. Where? I can’t recall. Sometimes standing by the ocean, or walking the beach in winter. Sometimes on the empty streets of New York City, during the lockdown. Always whilst feeling the beauty, power, and loneliness of a world beyond me.” 
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Damaged People

is a song from the 2005 album Playing The Angel by Depeche Mode.
== Live performances ==
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<metadesc>"Damaged People" is a song from the 2005 album Playing The Angel by Depeche Mode.</metadesc>
Dangerous

"Dangerous" is a song produced during the recording of 1990 album Violator by Depeche Mode. It was released as a B-side on the single "Personal Jesus" on 29 August 1989.
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<metadesc>"Dangerous" is a song produced during the recording of 1990 album Violator by Depeche Mode. It was released as a B-side on the single "Personal Jesus" on 29 August 1989.</metadesc>
Das Lied Vom Einsamen Mädchen

== Notes ==
Martin Gore explained in the April 2003 issue of Rolling Stone France (translated from French):
"I was very impressed with Nico, and I was always fascinated by her absence from life and the world, and I was struck by the recording of one of her last concerts in England: she seemed perfectly absent, neither the band nor the audience existed for her. It was probably drugs. I have always wondered how someone so extremely beautiful could have sunk so deeply? The decrepitude? I wonder if I'm obsessed with decay?"
Gore elaborated in the April 2003 issue of Jalouse magazine (translated from French):
"Except for the Germans, no one will understand the lyrics of this song, the sense of isolation, the lucidity that can be felt with it. Something that you feel when you become famous and that I experienced with Depeche Mode, although not as extreme as Dave [Gahan] has. We are in a unpredictable mental space, everyone loves you, pretends to know you, obviously. "
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Death's Door

== Notes ==
Engineer Steve Lyon describes the group's desire for more traditional instrumentation during the recording of "Death's Door":
"Dave [Gahan] I think was around for the [recording] but [the song was] for sure a "Martin [Gore]" song [...] We pushed for "real" instruments on this one I think to fit with the soundtrack [...] 2-3 days [and it was] all done and dusted."Source: Mixer/engineer Steve Lyon, February 2018 Facebook comment
== Live performances ==
== Trivia ==
*"Death's Door" was recorded for inclusion on the soundtrack to the 1991 film .
== References ==
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Deeper And Deeper

== Notes ==
In a long promo interview in September 2007, Dave Gahan was asked about every song off 'Hourglass' including this one:
"That came about from a backing track that Andrew was working on, and to me it was like a it just had this very sort of dark feel about it and really aggressive and sort of filthy nasty rhythm track that they had put together, and I just had written these words, you know I think I was particularly pissed off on that day, and I decided to put it into the song and you know it's a song that's really sexually aggressive, and about wanting it, wanting to have things my way, you know to be in control, and that song was very much about performance. It came together really quickly, we completed it quite quickly and I had put this stuff on there, Christian and I arranged it in a certain way and Andrew was very keen for me to write another part which would be like a C part, which would take the song somewhere else and I never heard that, or I didn't hear it being like that. So, you know it became a thing throughout the first six weeks of like you know we've got to come up with another part, we've got to come up with another part, so that the song is more of a developed song in a traditional form. But it wasn't about that, it was about an atmosphere, I never did it."
He also said in the press release for 'Hourglass':
"It is very sexual and very animal. But that's a big part of me, too; and I wanted to expose that. I started singing it, and Christian said I would have to stand three feet from the mic — I was just screaming it out. I wanted it to have that feel of T. Rex, Gary Glitter, all those glam bands. But it's really kind of a blues thing, just riffing on one idea."
== Live performances ==
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Delta Machine

Delta Machine is the thirteenth studio album by Depeche Mode. It was released on 22 March 2013 by Columbia and Mute Records. It was supported by the Delta Machine tour.
Demos of thirteen songs as well as two "rough" mixes are available from this album.
:See more: Delta Machine demos
== Track list ==
#Welcome To My World
#Angel
#Heaven
#Secret To The End
#My Little Universe
#Slow
#Broken
#The Child Inside
#Soft Touch / Raw Nerve
#Should Be Higher
#Alone
#Soothe My Soul
#Goodbye
For a full list of songs, singles, and B-sides produced for this album, see the list of Delta Machine songs.
== Singles ==
#Heaven – 31 January 2013
#Soothe My Soul – 6 May 2013
#Should Be Higher – 11 October 2013
== Statistics ==
== Trivia ==
*The total number of live song plays from Delta Machine is . This figure is found by summing the number of individual performances for each album track.
== References ==
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<metadesc>Delta Machine is the thirteenth studio album by Depeche Mode. It was released on 22 March 2013 by Columbia and Mute Records. It was supported by the Delta Machine tour.</metadesc>
Depeche Mode Information Service February 1982 newsletter

== Transcript ==
INFORMATION SHEET NO. 2/82
DEPECHE MODE INFORMATION
10 HAWKSWAY BASILDON ESSEX SS16 5JQ
Dear
At your request I have enclosed the DEPECHE MODE information/items. If there is anything else you would like to know about the group please write to me. For Information Sheet No. 3/82 send me a stamped, self-addressed envelope towards the end of February quoting the number 3/82.
=== DEPECHE MODE NEWS ===
We are pleased to announce that the fourth member of DEPECHE MODE has been found. The position as a keyboard player/vocalist, which was made vacant after Vince's departure before Christmas, has been filled by 22 year old Alan Wilder from London. Alan has played with many bands and is an experienced synthesiser player. Although his position isn't yet permanent he will be playing with DEPECHE MODE during their British and European tours.
=== RECORD NEWS ===
The latest single 'See You' c/w 'Now, This is Fun' available in 7" and 12" as from 29th January.
=== AVAILABLE NOW ===
Musical Notes Design Sweatshirts and Autographed
Individual Photos of Dave, Martin and Andy.
=== AVAILABLE SOON ===
Watch out for DEPECHE MODE on the cover of Smash Hits as well as an interview inside.
DEPECHE MODE will be featured in New Sounds New Styles
=== TOUR DATES ===
There MAY be a warm-up gig at the 'Bridgehouse' in London about a week before the British tour.
Although they haven't yet been chosen there will be a support band on the British tour.
Since our last Information Sheet two extra dates have been added to the British tour.
Feb. 12th Cardiff Top Rank
13th London Hammersmith Odeon
14th Portsmouth Guildhall
15th Bath University
16th Exeter University
18th Hanley Victoria Halls
19th Leeds University
20th Newcastle City Halls
21st Glasgow Tiffany's
22nd Hull The Tower
24th Canterbury University
26th Oxford Polytechnic
28th London Hammersmith Odeon
There is no age restriction at any of these gigs except for Cardiff Top Rank.
Posters/Programmes, Scarves, Tour T-Shirts and badges will be on sale at the concerts.
On March 18th DEPECHE MODE will be starting a month of European dates if you would like more information about these please write to me.
Thanks for you support
Keep in touch
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Depeche Mode Information Service January 1982 newsletter

== Transcript ==
INFORMATION SHEET NO. 1/82
DEPECHE MODE INFORMATION
Dear
At your request I have enclosed the DEPECHE MODE items you requested. If there is anything else that you would like to know about the group, write to me enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. The next Information Sheet should be available in a month or so.
=== DEPECHE MODE NEWS ===
Vince Clarke has left DEPECHE MODE leaving Dave, Martin and Andy to continue as a three-piece. The reason for leaving is that he wishes to concentrate on being simply a songwriter. However, the band will still use his songs and he will be replaced for live appearances.
=== RECORD NEWS ===
There will be a new single out around January 16th. The song, although it has been recorded, does not have a title yet. It was written by Martin and recorded by Dave, Martin and Andy.
=== AVAILABLE NOW ===
P1-P2-P3 Autographed Photographs (with Vince)
F1 Factsheets on DEPECHE MODE
B1-B2 Badges
S1 Words to ALL DEPECHE MODE songs
TS1-TS2 T-Shirts
FREE 'SPEAK AND SPELL' POSTER WITH ORDERS OVER £7.5
=== AVAILABLE SOON ===
DEPECHE MODE have recorded an interview with SFX. A new cassette magazine.
An interview in The Face.
An appearance on 'Off the Record' on Southern TV on January 18th at 6.30pm.
=== TOUR DATES ===
Jan. 22nd New York The Ritz
23rd New York The Ritz
Feb. 12th	Cardiff		Top Rank
	 13th	London		Hammersmith Odeon
	 14th	Portsmouth	Guildhall
	 16th Exeter		University
	 18th	Hansley		Victoria Halls
	 19th 	Leeds		University
	 20th	Newcastle	City Hall
	 21st	Glasgow		Tiffany's
	 22nd	Hull		The Tower Ballroom
	 24th	Canterbury	University
	 26th	Oxford		Polytechnic
There is no age restriction at any of these shows except Cardiff Top Rank.
Thanks for your support
Keep in touch.
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Depeche Mode Information Service September 1981 newsletter

== Transcript ==
521 LONG RIDING BASILDON ESSEX SS14 1JW
Dear
At your request I have enclosed the DEPECHE MODE items you requested. If there is anything else that you would like to know about the group, write to me enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. The next Information Sheet should be available in a month or so.
=== AVAILABLE NOW ===
The OFFICIAL DEPECHE MODE T-shirts. Application in writing only to: P.Swindell, 10 Hawksway,Basildon, Essex SS16 5JQ. Total cost is £3.50 (Inc p&p) please state size - L,M or S.
=== AVAILABLE SOON ===
The DEPECHE MODE debut album. Tracks including:- New Life, Photographic, Boys, Tora Tora Tora..and more
The new single 'Just Cant Get Enough' in 12" schizo-mix.
DEPECHE MODE have recorded a flexi disc for the magazine 'Flexi-Pop'. The track is 'I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead.
Black and white photographs, badges.
=== TOUR DATES ===
Please note These are only provisional bookings, so check with each venue beforehand.
Sat September 19th The Venue, London
Sat October 31st Newcastle University
Mon November 2nd Coasters, Edinburgh
Tues " 3rd Ritz, Manchester
Wed " 4th Locarno, Birmingham
Fri " 6th Sheffield Polytechnic
Sat " 7th Liverpool University
Mon " 9th Locarno, Bristol
Tues " 10th Raquels, Basildon
Wed " 11th Top Rank, Brighton
Fri " 13th Cardiff University
Sun " 15th Lyceum, London
Fri September 25th The Markhaller, Hamburg
Sat " 26th Paradiso, Amsterdam
Mon " 28th Disco Rouge, Brussels
Tues " 29th Bains Douche, Paris
Thanks for your support.
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Dirt

is a cover of the Iggy and the Stooges song of the same name recorded by Depeche Mode during the production of the 2001 album Exciter. It was released as a B-side on the single on 30 July 2001.
== Notes ==
Martin Gore said in the commentary track on the DVD of 101 in 2003:
I didn't discover Iggy Pop until about 1977, with 'The Idiot' and 'Lust For Life'. I went back and re-discovered some of his older stuff from The Stooges. Over the years, we haven't really covered too many songs. We covered "Dirt" by The Stooges on one of our B-sides recently. I just think that he always had a sense of humour and this darkness to his music at the same time, which is a hard thing to marry, and I think he always has done that really well.
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<metadesc>"Dirt" is a cover of the Iggy and the Stooges song of the same name recorded by Depeche Mode during the production of the 2001 album Exciter. It was released as a B-side on the "I Feel Loved" single on 30 July 2001.</metadesc>
Dirty Sticky Floors

== Notes ==
Dave Gahan said in the Electronic Press Kit for Paper Monsters:
"'Dirty Sticky Floors' is the whole lifestyle that I was drawn into. That whole kind of rock star cliché, as it is, it was a lot of fun for some time and then it wasn't any more, so out of the ashes of that came 'Dirty Sticky Floors' which really was a piss-take of myself and the sort of whole glamorous side of – it's not really glamorous at all – but that whole culture of the rock and roll star that gets drunk, gets high, and falls on his face and usually ends up on some dirty sticky floor – be it your own or somebody else's I wanted to just sort of put some fun into that – and not be a song about the pain of addiction. As painful as it is, if you are lucky enough to come out the other side like I have, and get enough perspective on it, and some space from it, you can see how ridiculous it is, especially when you choose it. And I definitely chose it."
Dave also told VH1:
"The song is all about the so-called glamorous side of Rock 'n' Roll, and ending up on some dirty sticky floor every single night, some god-awful toilet in some club or - most of the time - my own dirty sticky floor in my own bathroom. But I wanted to poke fun at the whole side of Rock 'n' Roll and have fun with it, even though the lyrics represent a true part of my life at that time. The tin man and the lion character [of The Wizard Of Oz] were two huge dolls I had in my apartment in Santa Monica. I had burnt out all my friends and these two dolls used to keep me company. On any given night, they would start talking to me. Suffice to say, they didn't last."
The song contains the lyric: "The tinman says I'm doing fine // That lion ain't going to get me". Dave told Blender Magazine in 2005:
"I was living in a little apartment in Santa Monica and I had — well, it's really sad, actually — this huge Bugs Bunny doll. Which would become quite animated when I was out of my mind. I also had a Tin Man and a Lion. The Tin Man used to speak to me. It was basically psychotic behavior, which of course now I can see. But at the time I thought, "Doesn't everyone have these things?""
== Live performances ==
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Does That Hurt?

== Notes ==
In June 2018, The Isle Of Wight Festival listed Oli [Masek] as part of their line-up that year, and revealed: "Oli is an Alt-pop songwriter with remixes by Oxide & Neutrino. She is currently working with Powerstudio London and releasing a song with Dave Gahan later this year." 
The Bills Agency announced in February 2022: 
London-based singer songwriter OLI has collaborated with none other than Dave Gahan of Depeche Mode to create a stunning new track. Their jointly written song ‘Does That Hurt?’ is out now.
A brooding song, which sees the pair take on the roles of two characters who just can’t see eye to eye, the immersive soundscape hears Dave Gahan’s instantly recognisable vocals meet the beautiful, delicate voice of OLI. Sounding as if the two performances are battling to take centre stage, the grand production makes for a really stunning display, and an interesting listen.
Speaking of the song’s inspirations, OLI said: “I wanted it to seem like two people who just couldn’t see eye to eye. They both aren’t really listening to each other, they’re stuck. It’s almost like they are interrupting each other throughout the song.”
She continues: “A lot of the song was already finished when I first heard it, so I wanted to make it mesh well with what I would sing. I think I wrote 5 or 6 versions of lyrics because I was so nervous to make it work… It’s a special song to me, it’s my first time leaning into the rock genre, and I really love it.”
Dave Gahan and OLI met through the legendary producer Benny D (Kylie, Robbie Williams, Depeche Mode) who has worked on all of OLI’s releases to date. Diverging from pop music to a more alternative and instrument driven sound, the 25 year old Londoner found collaboration with Dave Gahan to bring in the darker, more intense male vocals, elevating the track with an irresistible push and pull between the two performers. OLI said: “Honestly, I feel pretty lucky that I was even given the opportunity to have my voice and lyrics on a song with such an iconic artist.”
She also told Wonderland Magazine: 
"I really love Americana style production. Benny D had been working on a project with Dave Gahan and played me the demo. It was so moody and cool. I think I wrote 5 versions of lyrics because nothing ever felt good enough… I knew this was a special opportunity and I just didn’t want to waste it. I’m glad we took our time though; I am so proud of the final song! [...] It took well over 5 years to complete and features one of the most iconic vocalists of all time. Having a song with Dave Gahan has been the absolute top moment of my music career now and (honestly) forever."
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Don't Know Where I Belong

== Notes ==
1985: Martin Gore writes and plays the keyboard parts on two tracks on Humpe Humpe's eponymous album, called Happiness Is Hard To Take and Don't Know Where I Belong. Annette Humpe told Einslive.de: They were in the studio at the same time as us. That's how we knew each other. Then we played some songs to Martin and told him: 'We'd love it if you write and play a melody to it.' Then he returned and performed it."
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Don't Say You Love Me

is a song from the 2023 album Memento Mori by Depeche Mode.
== Notes ==
Dave Gahan told Zane Lowe: "It's very Scott Walker. To me, it's this beautiful torch, but I love those kinds of songs. I mean, it's like a movie or something. Martin [Gore] wrote that one with Richard Butler."
== Official audio on YouTube ==
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<metadesc>"Don't Say You Love Me" is a song from the 2023 album Memento Mori by Depeche Mode.</metadesc>