Depeche Mode by Anton Corbijn

Discover the iconic visual partnership between legendary photographer Anton Corbijn and electronic pioneers Depeche Mode in Depeche Mode by Anton Corbijn, edited by Reuel Golden. Published by TASCHEN, this comprehensive volume showcases over three decades of collaboration that has defined the band’s effortlessly cool and cutting-edge aesthetic since 1986. The Dutch master photographer’s timeless and brooding style has become synonymous with Depeche Mode’s visual identity, capturing their evolution from synth-pop innovators to global superstars. This remarkable collection features over 500 photographs from Corbijn’s personal archives, including many never-before-seen images that offer intimate glimpses into the band’s creative process. Beyond photography, readers will explore stage set designs, sketches, and album covers that have shaped music history, alongside personal observations from Corbijn himself. The book serves as both a visual feast for music enthusiasts and a masterclass in contemporary photography, documenting the symbiotic relationship between artist and subject. Music history, pictorial works, and critical analysis converge in this essential volume that celebrates one of the most influential photographer-musician collaborations of our time. Add this definitive collection to your music or photography library today.