Mute

Depeche Mode's Strange/Strange Too (a much sought-after collection of music videos directed and filmed in Super 8 by Anton Corbijn) are compilations of the provocative and visionary short films created by master photographer/director Anton Corbijn, in collaboration with Depeche Mode, to create a new visual iconography for the band and their music.<br/> <br/>Available for the first time on DVD and Blu-ray and as a single collection, Strange/Strange Too presents 11 Anton Corbijn/Depeche Mode music films, newly restored from original Super 8mm sources, along with six never-before-seen outtake "vignettes" from the DM archives. In compiling the final montages for Strange and Strange Too, Corbijn created a visual sequence in which the individual video clips are seen as one continuous film, with additional intermediate clips not seen in the original clips.

Laibach: Alamut [2 Vinyl LP]

Their 16th studio album, The Violet Flame, an emotionally-charged electro-pop album with euphoric, synth-fuelled melodies that strike instantly into the heart. The theme of transformation and new beginnings is captured in the album?s title, a literal spiritual term meaning the transformation of negative energy into positive energy, freedom and forgiveness. Erasure enlisted the production expertise of Richard X after their successful collaboration on Snow Globe, and the tracks were recorded between his London studio The Toyshop and by Clarke in his Brooklyn studio.

Erasure: The neon Live [3 Vinyl LP]

These Immortal Souls: Get lost (Don't lie!) [Vinyl LP]

Erasure: Neon Remixed [2 Vinyl LP]

Phew: Our Likeness [Vinyl LP]