Brooklyn Vegan — Synthpop and '80s alt icons Depeche Mode are on their second go-round of their Global Spirit tour and returned to NYC to play Brooklyn's Barclays Center... Continue reading… more info

Consequence of Sound — Taken from the upcoming deluxe edition of last year's Silver Eye. more info

Guardian Music — The Glaswegian synth-pop trio rose to fame on the back of relentless touring, even as frontwoman Lauren Mayberry fended off online abuse. Their new album finds them aiming for the topLauren Mayberry has two boiled eggs waiting for her at home. Chvrch... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: The Breeders, Mewithoutyou / Tigers Jaw, Marissa Nadler / Serpentwithfeet, Depeche Mode, EMA, Black Milk, Goatwhore, Starcrawler, Tall Juan, and more just announced tours and shows. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — After touring Europe with them, EMA has been announced to open at least three dates of Depeche Mode's North American tour, including the shows in Chicago, Philly, and Brooklyn. Continue reading… more info

NME — Bleachers' Jack Antonoff produced St. Vincent's latest album 'MASSEDUCTION' Bleachers' Jack Antonoff and St. Vincent's Annie Clark Bleachers and St. Vincent covered Depeche Mode during the former’s set at Coachella 2018 last night (April 20). ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Annie Clark joined Bleachers onstage to cover Depeche Mode's "Just Can't Get Enough" at weekend two of Coachella. Continue reading… more info

Obscure Sound — “Do You Believe” is the newest single from Michael P Cullen, previously impressing with his strong baritone and atmospheric tendencies – reminiscent of Australian legends The Church, as well as Depeche Mode and Nick Cave – on previously featu... more info

Guardian Music — Just as her band broke through and began a European tour, the singer was diagnosed with cervical cancer. She talks about her dramatic yearAlmost exactly a year ago, I watched Pumarosa flood the cavernous Oval Space in east London with a swell of mood... more info

Guardian Music — The Rolling Stones, Lauryn Hill and Depeche Mode are among artists railing against things that are simply not fairHere is this week’s playlist – songs picked by a reader from hundreds of stories and suggestions on last week’s cal... more info