out for a while: Depeche Mode – Spirit [Columbia Records]

Artist:
Depeche Mode

Title:
Spirit

Label:
Columbia Records

Cat#:
tba

Release Date:
March 2017

Format:
digital, CD, 2xCD & 2xVinyl

Tracklist CD & Vinyl:
01.
Going Backwards

02.
Where’s The Revolution

03.
The Worst Crime

04.
Scum

05.
You Move

06.
Cover Me

07.
Eternal

08.
Poison Heart

09.
So Much Love

10.
Poorman

11.
No More (This Is The Last Time)

12.
Fail

Tracklist 2xcCD & Digital:
CD01-01.
Going Backwards

CD01-02.
Where’s The Revolution

CD01-03.
The Worst Crime

CD01-04.
Scum

CD01-05.
You Move

CD01-06.
Cover Me

CD01-07.
Eternal

CD01-08.
Poison Heart

CD01-09.
So Much Love

CD01-10.
Poorman

CD01-11.
No More (This Is The Last Time)

CD01-12.
Fail

CD02-01.
Cover Me
(Alt Out)

CD02-02.
Scum
(Frenetic Mix)

CD02-03.
Poison Heart
(Tripped Mix)

CD02-04.
Fail
(Cinematic Cut)

CD02-05.
So Much Love
(Machine Mix)

Press Info:
Spirit will be released digitally and physically worldwide as a standard 12 track album on March 17th on Columbia Records. The band will also release a 2-CD Deluxe version of the album featuring a special 28-page booklet of exclusive artwork and photos, along with 5 remixes created by Depeche Mode, Matrixxman and Kurt Uenala, collectively entitled the ‘Jungle Spirit Mixes’. The vinyl version of Spirit will be released on two 180 gram LPs, featuring the standard album and a special SPIRIT etching on the 4th side. All artwork and photographs accompanying the album are by Depeche Mode’s longtime creative collaborator and renowned filmmaker Anton Corbijn.

Spirit marks the band’s first collaboration with producer James Ford of Simian Mobile Disco (Foals, Florence & The Machine, Arctic Monkeys) and serves as the follow up to the band’s blockbuster 2013 album Delta Machine which debuted at #1 in 12 countries. Says Gahan of the release, “We are exceptionally proud of Spirit, and we look forward to sharing it with everyone. With James Ford and the rest of the production team, we’ve made an album that I believe is truly powerful, both in its sound and its message.”

Videos:
“Where’s the Revolution”