Depeche Mode

“Here is a list of tracks and artists that I have been listening to a lot this year,” says Martin. “Music is a healer – mentally at least. Thank you, Music!”

The EP’s cover art was painted by actual monkey Pockets Warhol.

Depeche Mode thanked everyone “who took a chance on bunch of outsider, eyeliner-wearing weirdos from Essex — and all of the wankers who didn’t!”

Real Estate also did The Doobie Brothers and Eyelids did Depeche Mode, in celebration of the new Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees…

The documentary about much-loved, much-missed NYC record store Other Music features interviews with members of The National, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Animal Collective, Le Tigre, Luna, Interpol, and more.

There will still be an HBO special in November celebrating the ”impact, influence and music of Depeche Mode, The Doobie Brothers, Whitney Houston, Nine Inch Nails, The Notorious B.I.G., and T-Rex.”

Listen to new songs by Failure (Depeche Mode cover), Liturgy/LEYA, Atramentus, Year of the Knife, Deafkids/Petbrick, The Ocean, Necrot, and more…

plus Danny Elfman, Hans Zimmer, Ty Segall, Haim, Open Mike Eagle, The Tallest Man on Earth, Bartees Strange, and more livestreams you can watch today since there are no live concerts to attend.

The album was ”recorded at home using primitive electronic instruments in addition to heavily effected electric guitar, bass & voice” and it finds her doing drastically reworked covers of pop songs from her youth, intended as a ”mixtape” for her late brother Brian.

Three members of the LA metalpunk band made us quarantine playlists, and one includes nearly 24 hours of classic heavy metal.