On that extraordinary creative parenthesis that Kraftwerk had in the mid-’70s, when they gave life to the four most acclaimed records of their career, countless discussions took place and we often came at the point… Trans-Europe Express: behind the meanings of Kraftwerk’s futurism
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In 1990 Depeche Mode released Violator, the album that definitively consecrated them to international success. The record contained some of the group’s most celebrated songs, such as World In My Eyes, Policy Of Truth, Personal… Enjoy The Silence: that iconic video that Depeche Mode hated
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