Strangelove [single]
by Dicepeople
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Streaming + DownloadAlso includes sci-fi themed promotional video for the song Strangelove.Purchasable with gift card
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Strangelove
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The Strangelove single features our cover of the Depeche Mode song, originally released in 1987. The "Stripped Mix" on the B-side is a more raw, stripped-down remix of the song. Also includes sci-fi themed promotional video for the song Strangelove.
"As a fan of both Dicepeople and Depeche Mode, I had high hopes for Strangelove and I certainly wasn’t let down with this. The Dicepeople rendition of Strangelove is hypnotic and stunning, and will definitely get stuck in your head. What’s especially good is that whilst the band has certainly put their own spin on the song, it’s still faithful to the original as well – which is exactly what a cover should be!" - Soundscape Magazine
"There are a lot of Depeche Mode covers out there. Quite a few tribute albums as well. Some covers are okay. Some are great. Strangelove has been done a few times and each one has been good, but Dicepeople have won me over with their excellent cover. It's both a tribute of the original and uniquely original on its own. It's definitely worth a listen!" - Synthentral
"As a fan of both Dicepeople and Depeche Mode, I had high hopes for Strangelove and I certainly wasn’t let down with this. The Dicepeople rendition of Strangelove is hypnotic and stunning, and will definitely get stuck in your head. What’s especially good is that whilst the band has certainly put their own spin on the song, it’s still faithful to the original as well – which is exactly what a cover should be!" - Soundscape Magazine
"There are a lot of Depeche Mode covers out there. Quite a few tribute albums as well. Some covers are okay. Some are great. Strangelove has been done a few times and each one has been good, but Dicepeople have won me over with their excellent cover. It's both a tribute of the original and uniquely original on its own. It's definitely worth a listen!" - Synthentral
credits
released July 31, 2017
Recorded, arranged and produced by Matt at Studio 101; vocals by Atashi Tada; guitar by Roger Le Guin; song by Martin Gore (published by Grabbing Hands Music Ltd 1987); photography by Jovana Majic
Video credits: Sara Dee - first android, choreography/costume assistant; Matt - second android, writer, co-director; Jovana Majic - production assistant; Paul Kendler - camera operator; Natasha Saxby - camera assistant; Ana Maria Garcia - camera assistant; Rafael Filomeno - director and editor
Recorded, arranged and produced by Matt at Studio 101; vocals by Atashi Tada; guitar by Roger Le Guin; song by Martin Gore (published by Grabbing Hands Music Ltd 1987); photography by Jovana Majic
Video credits: Sara Dee - first android, choreography/costume assistant; Matt - second android, writer, co-director; Jovana Majic - production assistant; Paul Kendler - camera operator; Natasha Saxby - camera assistant; Ana Maria Garcia - camera assistant; Rafael Filomeno - director and editor
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Dicepeople London, UK
Dicepeople is a dark electro band from London consisting of Zmora (vocals) and Matt (music). Originally founded by Brock, with their first studio release in 2009, the band has been going strong since their first official live performances in 2013.
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May 5London, UK
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Sep 2023 -
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Dec 2018
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