Color Theory presents Depeche Mode is a one-man tribute to Depeche Mode, complete with two new instrumental interludes. Eleven of their most underappreciated songs reinvented, plus "Ponytail Girl", the Color Theory original that the world mistook for DM.

A new kind of tribute album

No doubt about it. There have been some great Depeche Mode covers. Who can forget Robert Smith's trademark vocal mannerisms on The Cure's "World in My Eyes" or Rammstein's grisly rendition of "Stripped"?

But the problem with all those other tribute albums is that they are hit and miss. Sure, you'll usually find one or two good tracks, but is it worth slogging through a dozen duds to find them? And since each track is recorded by a different band, it doesn't really feel like an album, much less a Depeche Mode album.

Now, Depeche Mode fans have a reason to be excited.

The only Depeche Mode tribute that plays like a Depeche Mode album

Color Theory presents Depeche Mode is the sixth full-length CD release by an established artist. Each track was designed to flow smoothly into the next. Rest assured you won't find yourself reaching for the skip button.

Instrumental interludes have always been a big part of the Depeche Mode experience, and Color Theory presents Depeche Mode is no exception. Since this is a unique set of songs, it wouldn't make sense to recycle interludes from past DM albums. Instead, two new interludes were composed and recorded specifically for this project, serving to bind the songs together into a unified whole.

Like discovering a secret new Depeche Mode album

Remember how amazing it was to hear Violator for the first time? Now you can experience some of Depeche Mode's best songs in a fresh and exciting way. It's like getting a new DM album that nobody else knows about.

“We give it the thumbs up and warmly recommend that all Mode fans pick this one up.” – Depeche-Mode.com

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