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Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Analog Bubblebath





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Arguably Depeche Mode's "worst album" according to then-chief songwriter Martin Gore, A Broken Frame (Mute Records, 1982) is the British synthpop band's second proper studio album. Depeche Mode are one of the longest-lived, most successful and influential bands to have emerged from the New Romantic and New Wave era. According to their record company, they have sold over 72 million records worldwide. Top/ Orbital was an English techno duo who took their name from Greater London's orbital motorway, the M25, which was central to the early rave scene and party network in the South East during the early days of acid house. One of the biggest names in British electronica during the 1990s, Orbital sometimes incorporated political and environmental commentary into their music. Samples used in songs occasionally lambast humankind for its destructive ways or suggest concern with genetic engineering. The band recorded The Girl With The Sun In Her Head from In Sides using Greenpeace's mobile solar power generator CYRUS. Top/ Construction Time Again (Mute Records) is the third proper studio album by Depeche Mode. Released on August 22, 1983, it saw two shifts in DM's sound. First, the lyrical content started to deepen, featuring lyrics dealing with more worldly issues, and secondly, their instrumentation started to take on darker textures, moving away from pure analog synthesizer sounds and instead making use of new digital sampling techniques. Black Celebration, released three years later, took this flavouring and cemented it as a permanent feature in DM's future works. The album was recorded at John Foxx's Garden studios in London, engineered by Gareth Jones (who had also engineered Foxx's seminal electronic album, Metamatic). It was mixed in the famous Hansa Tonstudio in Berlin (where much of David Bowie's trilogy of seminal electronic albums featuring Brian Eno had been produced). The album's cover photo features the Matterhorn mountain.

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