Recorded in England, Denmark and Italy between May and September 1989, Depeche Mode''s seventh studio album ''Violator'' was a landmark record beloved by fans and universally regarded as the band''s creative highpoint.
Eventually selling 7.5 million copies following its release in March 1990, ''Violator'' gave the cult British band - Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Andy ''Fletch'' Fletcher and Alan Wilder - the critical acclaim they finally deserved. The adventurous, highly experimental approach that the band took for ''Violator'' recording sessions also yielded two of the band''s most recognisable and successful singles in ''Personal Jesus'' and ''Enjoy The Silence''.
Produced by the band with the influential studio guru Flood and mixed by the legendary Fran-s Kevorkian, ''Violator'' is viewed as a hugely groundbreaking body of work by countless musicians and DJs, such was its progressi