Depeche Mode - Where's The Revolution (Remixes) 2 x 12" Vinyl - New & Sealed
£
20
$
27
Favourite Auctions
To save auctions to your favourites, please login
If you don't have an account, please register
Description
Depeche Mode - Where's The Revolution Remixes 2 x 12" Vinyl Record
Brand New & Sealed - rare.
Tracklisting A1: Autolux Remix A2: Pearson Sound Remix B1: Algiers Click Farm Remix B2: Simian Mobile Disco Remix B3: Pearson Sound Beatless Remix C1: Simian Mobile Disco Mix C2: Terence Fixmer Spatial Mix D1: Patrice Baumel Remix D2: Ewan Pearson Kompromat Dub
"Where's the Revolution" is a song by English electronic music band Depeche Mode from their fourteenth studio album Spirit. It was released as the album's first single on 3 February 2017, on the 20th anniversary of "Barrel of a Gun". The cover art was designed by Anton Corbijn. The single was premiered on the Polish radio Trójka at midnight on 3 February.[1] This single is notable for being the first Depeche Mode lead single to not chart on the UK Singles Chart, a trend that would continue with Spirit's following singles.
It was one of the first songs written for the album—according to Martin Gore, it was written at least two years before the release of album. The song is written from the perspective of Gore's view of the issues that were occurring in the world at the time. He discusses in an interview that "there was a sense of things going wrong and the world wasn't in a great place." He further goes, "The Syrian crisis had been dragging on for years... I live in America, and around that time there were blacks getting shot on a kind of weekly basis by the police and rioting, you know—the whole Middle East, is just a big mess."[3]
In many interviews, the band have also stated that producer James Ford taught himself to play Gore's pedal steel guitar within one day while in the studio, and thus this guitar was used in "Where's the Revolution" and other tracks on the album.
Will despatch within 2 days of receiving payment
price rating
