• Vince Clarke

    Vince Clarke

  • Goldfrapp

    Goldfrapp

  • The Acid

  • Plastikman

  • New Order

    New Order

  • A Certain Ratio

    A Certain Ratio

  • Lee Ranaldo

    Lee Ranaldo

  • Nicolas Bougaïeff

  • Daniel Avery

  • nonpareils

    Nonpareils

  • Daniel Blumberg

  • Chris Liebing

    Chris Liebing

  • K Á R Y Y N

    K Á R Y Y N

  • The Pop Group

  • HAAi

  • Sylph

  • Jake Shears

  • JakoJako

  • Sunroof

  • Miss Grit

  • Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming —
    Hurry Up, We're Dreaming

  • Cold Specks —
    I Predict a Graceful Expulsion

  • Silicon Teens —
    Music for Parties

  • Carter Tutti Void —
    Transverse

  • Cabaret Voltaire —
    Three Mantras

  • Cabaret Voltaire —
    Red Mecca

  • Cabaret Voltaire —
    Voice Of America

  • Cabaret Voltaire —
    The Living Legends

  • Cabaret Voltaire —
    Live At The Lyceum

  • Cabaret Voltaire —
    Cabaret Voltaire 1974-76

  • 2×45 —
    2x45

  • Cabaret Voltaire —
    The Original Sound Of Sheffield '78 / '82 Best Of

  • Cabaret Voltaire —
    Live At The YMCA 27.10.79.

  • Cabaret Voltaire —
    Methodology '74-'78: Attic Tapes

  • Cabaret Voltaire —
    Mix-Up

  • Cabaret Voltaire —
    Listen Up With Cabaret Voltaire

  • Cabaret Voltaire —
    Hai!

  • Cabaret Voltaire —
    Yashar

  • Beth Jeans Houghton —
    Sweet Tooth Bird

  • Beth Jeans Houghton —
    Yours Truly Cellophane Nose

  • Moby —
    This Wild Darkness

  • Fever Ray —
    IDK About You

  • Daniel Avery —
    Slow Fade

  • Fever Ray —
    Wanna Sip

  • Moby —
    Like A Motherless Child

  • Fever Ray —
    To The Moon And Back

  • Liars —
    Staring At Zero

  • Lee Ranaldo —
    Moroccan Mountains

  • Lee Ranaldo —
    Thrown Over The Wall

  • Liars —
    Cred Woes

  • Ben Frost —
    Threshold Of Faith

  • ADULT. —
    Uncomfortable Positions (feat. Lun*na Menoh)

  • Lee Ranaldo —
    New Thing

  • Erasure —
    World Be Gone

  • Erasure —
    Love You To The Sky

  • Can —
    Dizzy Dizzy (The Singles Pt. 2)

  • Can —
    She Brings The Rain (The Singles Pt. 1)

  • Lee Ranaldo —
    Circular (Right As Rain)

  • ADULT. —
    We Are A Mirror (feat. Douglas J McCarthy)

  • Lift To Experience —
    Falling From Cloud 9

Remembering Gabi Delgado of D.A.F. – Daniel Miller

Gabi Delgado, the singer and lyricist of D.A.F., sadly and unexpectedly passed away. Gabi was a challenging performer and songwriter, always pushing the boundaries of acceptability in a positive and constructive way. He had a powerful vision of the future of music and youth culture, and the band has been – and continues to be – hugely influential in all forms of electronic and dance music. I’m very proud to have been able to work with Gabi and D.A.F., from Mute’s first ever album release in 1980, “Die Kleinen und die Bosen”, up until more recent years. Our sympathies go to Robert Görl, his partner in D.A.F. and to his family and closest ones. 

– Daniel Miller



As well as releasing Die Kleinen und die Bösen in 1980, the first ever Mute album release (STUMM1), Mute also had the privilege of working with Gabi Delgado and Robert Görl for the 1998 re-releases of their classic trilogy of albums, Alles ist Gut, Gold und Liebe and Für Immer and in 2009 on Das Beste von D.A.F. An incredible influence and an undeniable force within electronic music, D.A.F. are a testament as to how powerful a live performance can be with just two people, as witnessed throughout their touring, including on the last leg of the Depeche Mode Spirit Tour. For a deeper insight into DAF and Gabi we recommend this interview by The Quietus from 2017: https://thequietus.com/articles/23350-daf-interview-strange-world