Artist
Depeche Mode
6 songs on Gitaartabs · 6 for beginners
Songs by Depeche Mode
- walking in my shoesDepeche Mode · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- PreciousDepeche Mode · Capo 2 · janChordsBeginner
- People are peopleDepeche Mode · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- Fragile tensionDepeche Mode · Capo 4 · janChordsBeginner
- Enjoy the silenceDepeche Mode · Capo 3 · janChordsBeginner
- Just Can't Get EnoughDepeche Mode · Vince ClarkeChordsBeginner
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Biography
Depeche Mode is a British synthpop band that finds itself at home within the new wave, synthpop and darkwave genres. The group has distinguished itself since its inception through melancholic synthesizers and introverted vocals. With six tracks available on Gitaartabs, you can discover the electronic building blocks of their sound and understand how this pioneering band reached generations of listeners.
The band attracts a broad audience that ranges from synthdance enthusiasts to alternative music fans. Depeche Mode's influence on electronic music remains felt in countless contemporary artists. Discover their key tracks on Gitaartabs and learn how to play their characteristic synthpop chords and arrangements.
About the music
On Gitaartabs you'll find six songs by Depeche Mode, the British synthpop pioneers who helped define new wave, synthpop and darkwave. You can work with essential tracks including Enjoy the Silence, Just Can't Get Enough, People are People and Precious. These songs show how Depeche Mode use melancholic synthesizers and introverted vocals to build their distinctive darkwave sound.
The available chords are at beginner level (1 to 2), which means you can tackle these Depeche Mode songs without much experience. With chord charts as your guide, you'll learn how to play the band's characteristic arrangements and movements — ideal if you want to understand the electronic building blocks of synthpop. Start with one of these six tracks and discover for yourself why Depeche Mode inspires generations of guitarists.
