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Why Millions Fell in Love With Depeche Mode | Music Documentary | Depeche Mode: The Dark Progression

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Depeche Mode turned into one of the most influential bands in modern music. Through interviews, rare performances, archive footage, and expert commentary, this documentary explores the group's creative transformation, commercial rise, and enduring legacy. This music documentary movie follows the journey of Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Andy Fletcher, and Vince Clarke as they helped redefine electronic music with groundbreaking albums and iconic songs. Featuring insights into the making of classics such as Personal Jesus, Enjoy the Silence, Never Let Me Down Again, and the influential era that culminated with Violator.

2009 British Music Documentary Movie

Director: Alec Lindsell
Stars: Thomas Arnold, Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Andy Fletcher, Vince Clarke

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20 Comments

@chrissh9001 1 month ago

The "Dark Progression" of Depeche was almost all Alan Wilder. A shame he wasn't mentioned more in this documentary. Martin may have written the lyrics and the song structures, but it was all Alan's crafting of the samples and sounds, the darkness and moodiness that really made; Some Great Reward - Black Celebration - Music for the Masses - Violator the incredible success they were.

@KatrinaWolf-f2v 1 month ago

Depeche mode have crossed all generations. They are iconic relevant legends. My grown up children love them as much as I do. It’s quite something to appeal to an audience from 1980 until now. My late mother liked them too. The kings of cool ❤

@wolfesound 3 weeks ago

When I was 15, my dad got me a depeche Mode CD, none other than Violator! He had no idea what that meant or how he started a 3-decade long devotion and obsession with their songs! Without the internet in the early 90's and no Depeche Mode awareness in Egypt, I was so grateful my dad chose to just ask the CD Music Store in Paris what's cool right now and luckily asking the right person!

@AndrewKing-r9v 1 month ago

I’m a head banging, metal 🤘 up your ass, Pantera, Megadeth, RAMMSTEIN devotee ….but Depeche Mode is absolutely incredible. One of the rare bands that gets me to jump out of the mosh pit. I just can’t get enough 😂😂😂😂 everything counts in large amounts!!!

@jph4852 2 weeks ago (edited)

OMD, Thomas Dolby and Wire opening for Depeche Mode at Pasadena Rose Bowl 101 concert was one of my greatest moments of my youth. I'll never forget that day.

@rubaidaallen2764 1 month ago

The most incredible band on the planet. Not an opinion, but a fact. Love these guys 🖤🖤🖤🖤

@Tom_VIO 2 weeks ago

This is an awesome documentary. Respect to all who were involved in it.

And to all who are still upset about Alan leaving... Yes, we all agree that Alan Wilder is a music genius and has shaped Depeche Mode's style.

On contrary to some comments, this documentary actually has mentioned Alan's great input and does give a lot of credit to him throughout.

It's been so long since Alan left DM, so please just let it go.

@user-oj7hu4lc8v 2 weeks ago

The music of depeche mode came into my life at the right time and stayed 😉👍

@Fincol 1 month ago (edited)

I've been a fan since April -81 when I got my hands on the Speak & Spell album. And i was 11 years old..

@anitaklisovic7782 6 days ago

The most brilliant band ever. 46 years and going...I wish from the bottom of my heart I will see them once more live.

@LAwoman1956 2 months ago

Pretty cool doc on a phenomenal, ultra talented and amazing band. These men are pure genius. Easy on the eyes 😍🔥. Loved them from the very start of their careers! I thank KROQ, L.A radio station, Richard Blade and MTV for bringing DM to the Masses. And the talented people they work with. I still listen religiously. I never tire of the music, ever. (I just hope they come back for at least one more tour, please). They have my heart forever.❤ (I will always miss Alan, and very sad from the passing of Fletch. Rest in peace).