Depeche Mode – Sounds Of The Universe (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl 2LP minimal synth and a European

minimal synth and a European post-punk avant-gardism with the earlier more established Krautrock pioneers who began at the start of the 70s

Produced by Gil Norton and recorded between two studios (Downtown Recorders in Boston MA and Carriage House Studios in Stamford CT) in late-1988

as well as rarities and hidden gems

C4 Human Cause

re-ordered for optimal playback and pressed in New Zealand at Holiday Records to heavyweight 180g black vinyl

Depeche Mode – Sounds Of The Universe (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl 2LP minimal synth and a EuropeanDepeche Mode's 12th album, Sounds of the Universe, marks a return to creativity, the sense of renewal coming from Dave Gahan's increased songwriting presence (three songs, tripling his contribution to 2005's Playing the Angel), and the band's traditional engine room, Martin Gore, sorting out his alcoholism. Sonically, it's an appealing juxtaposition of glossy and retro: an errant game of Space Invaders punctuates Come Back, while recent single Wrong