Depeche Mode

If Kraftwerk are considered by many music critics to be 'The Beatles of Electronic Music', then Depeche Mode are the equivalent of The Rolling Stones—a sentiment echoed by frontman Dave Gahan himself.

"Who's the group which performs that song 'Just Can't Get Enough'?"

"That's the only Depeche Mode track you know of?! Get the fuck out of here!" 🤣😂😂

Depeche Mode by Booty Is Life June 23, 2026

Depeche Mode Mafia 

a gang of rogue, militant, horny Depeche Mode fans who will destroy anyone who insults or undermines the work of the group, or any of it's members.

When Frank offended the Depeche Mode mafia, he went to sleep that night..and never woke up the next day.

Depeche Mode Mafia by moded101 March 1, 2010

Depeche Mode lead singer/co-songwriter 

Dave Gahan. Formerly known as a lead singer only, but on Playing the Angel (2005 album) he penned three superlative songs: Suffer Well; I Want it All; and Nothing's Impossible, along with Martin L. Gore's always painfully beautiful songs.
Dave Gahan also released his first solo album, Paper Monsters, in 2003. Highly recommended if you are a true DM or Dave fan.

Dave Gahan
David Gahan
Sexy Man
DM
Personal Jesus
Martin L. Gore

The Depeche Mode lead singer/co-songwriter is Dave Gahan. Martin L. Gore is also equally talented because he is also in Depeche Mode. He is DM's lead songwriter and co-singer. That's why I love Depeche Mode a lot.

Depeche Mode lead singer/co-songwriter by Stella Luna January 23, 2006

Depeche Mode-ical 

Something that falls short of irony, but fits nicely for all the phenomena people usually assign to the word irony. Means bad luck, "a horrible coincidence", "the stupidity of man", "the mean-spiritedness of whomever's in charge of the universe." Refering to the lyrics of the Depeche Mode song, "Blasphemous Rumours".

Rain on your wedding day, a free ride when you've already paid, and good advice that you just didn't take are not examples of irony, but those things are definitely Depeche Mode-ical.

Depeche Mode-ical by scarebear January 11, 2006