"Spirit" is a fierce, sometimes confrontational album that saw Depeche Mode returning to their industrial-tinged electronic roots, with a renewed sense of urgency and political commentary.
- "Spirit" was produced by James Ford of Simian Mobile Disco and Justice.
- The album reached number five on the UK Albums Chart and number one in Germany, Hungary, and Austria.
- The lead single "Where's the Revolution" became an anthem for protests and political movements, reflecting the album's thematic concerns.
Depeche Mode is a British electronic band formed in 1980, known for their influential synth-pop sound and dark, introspective lyrical themes. At the time of "Spirit's" release, they were an established act with a career spanning over three decades, solidifying their place as pioneers of alternative electronic music.
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