Rush One Room (EMI Music 1992)

  

   London based Pop-Rock Goth legendary group Depeche Mode which in definitive already collecting their reputation and popularity through years of musical success on the mainstream scene with the original consisting members unbound – Andrew Fletcher, Martin Gore, Alan Wilder and Martin Gahan; mentioned as the rival pattern equally enough for the Ireland’s U2 but on the next chapter in continuity, this band finally – stripped to the darker influence and despair mood lyrics as they’re soon transform to what they’re known today.
The Songs of Faith and Devotion album showing us about how Dave Gahan and co. starting to gain their own trust among the fanatic fans and how a perfect album influencing them to the legendary status.
   A great record which really dark and condemned with despair slow-motion mellow sore melodies and self-destructible feelings combined into one sorrow aims. From the gripping beats and colder tones to the low-desperate vocals bringing the suffering into Pop Goth mainstream genre within clever tracks like I Fell You, Waking in my shoes, Judas and Mercy in You.

Higher Love Caress, Amen.

Link:

https://youtu.be/5_I_qfB-V0c