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Condemnation

Depeche Mode · 1993

45 min · 8 tracks · alternative rock · new wave · synth-pop

An atmospheric blend of live performances and remixes showcasing Depeche Mode's haunting melodies and electronic textures.

Why this album works

Best for
atmospheric live performance energy haunting melodies for introspection wave-like pacing invites reflection
Context
Released on September 13, 1993, 'Condemnation' came during a transformative period for Depeche Mode, following their highly successful album 'Songs of Faith and Devotion'. This album marked their transition into a more experimental phase, focusing on live recordings and alternate mixes that highlighted their evolving sound.
If you like
alternative rock, new wave, synth-pop

Condemnation is a single by Depeche Mode, released in 1993. An atmospheric blend of live performances and remixes showcasing Depeche Mode's haunting melodies and electronic textures. 'Condemnation' is notable for its exploration of darker themes and its critical reception, with 'Enjoy the Silence' achieving significant chart success in multiple countries. The album's combination of live tracks and remixes exemplified the band's adaptability and influence within the electronic music scene. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Condemnation sound like?

An atmospheric blend of live performances and remixes showcasing Depeche Mode's haunting melodies and electronic textures. Rooted in alternative rock and new wave.

What makes Condemnation by Depeche Mode notable?

'Condemnation' is notable for its exploration of darker themes and its critical reception, with 'Enjoy the Silence' achieving significant chart success in multiple countries. The album's combination of live tracks and remixes exemplified the band's adaptability and influence within the electronic music scene. Released on September 13, 1993, 'Condemnation' came during a transformative period for Depeche Mode, following their highly successful album 'Songs of Faith and Devotion'. This album marked their transition into a more experimental phase, focusing on live recordings and alternate mixes that highlighted their evolving sound.

Who is Condemnation for?

Condemnation works well if you're into atmospheric live performance energy, haunting melodies for introspection and wave-like pacing invites reflection.

How many songs are on Condemnation?

Condemnation has 8 tracks, running approximately 45 minutes.

Tracklist

8 tracks·45:26

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Condemnation (live) Standout 4:08
  • 2 Enjoy the Silence (live) Standout 6:47
  • 3 Halo (live) 4:54
  • 4 Death’s Door (Jazz mix) 6:38
  • 5 Rush (Spiritual Guidance mix) Standout 5:31
  • 6 Rush (Nitrate mix) 7:41
  • 7 Rush (Wild Planet mix) 6:23
  • 8 Condemnation (Paris mix) 3:21

Release Date

September 13, 1993

Artist Origin

United Kingdom

Runtime

45 min 26 sec