What makes Should Be Higher by Depeche Mode notable?

'Should Be Higher' received attention for its innovative remixes that bridged the band's legacy with modern electronic music trends. The album's diverse reinterpretations highlight Depeche Mode's influence on both electronic and alternative rock genres, reflecting their enduring impact on the music scene. Released in 2013, 'Should Be Higher' marked Depeche Mode's continued evolution in the electronic landscape following their album 'Delta Machine' earlier that year. This remix collection came as they were celebrating over three decades in the music industry, showcasing their ability to adapt and recontextualize their sound through various contemporary producers.

Who is Should Be Higher for?

Should Be Higher works well if you're into steady pulsating grooves, engaging remix progression throughout and for dance floor vibes.

How many songs are on Should Be Higher?

Should Be Higher has 6 tracks, running approximately 34 minutes.

Should Be Higher

Depeche Mode · 2013

34 min · 6 tracks · alternative rock · new wave · synth-pop

A pulsating exploration of electronic soundscapes that breathe new life into a classic Depeche Mode track.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady pulsating grooves
engaging remix progression throughout
for dance floor vibes
headphone detail immersion experience

Maybe skip if you want

prefer traditional song structures
seek immediate catchy hooks

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 2013, 'Should Be Higher' marked Depeche Mode's continued evolution in the electronic landscape following their album 'Delta Machine' earlier that year. This remix collection came as they were celebrating over three decades in the music industry, showcasing their ability to adapt and recontextualize their sound through various contemporary producers.
Stylistic neighbors: New Order· The Cure· Pet Shop Boys