Depeche Mode announce ‘M’ CD/DVD & CD/Blu-ray and ‘Memento Mori: Mexico City’ live album for December 5
Review Depeche Mode film 'M' - Under the Spell of the Letter M
Depeche Mode will release “Depeche Mode: M” on CD/DVD and CD/Blu-ray, plus the companion live album “Memento Mori: Mexico City,” on December 5 via Columbia Records, Sony Music Vision and Trafalgar Releasing. A previously unreleased studio outtake from the Memento Mori sessions, “In The End,” arrives on October 24. The news was announced via the band’s website.
The physical release of “Depeche Mode: M” pairs the feature film on 2 DVDs or Blu-rays with 2 CDs documenting the band’s three 2023 shows at Mexico City’s Foro Sol. Directed by Fernando Frías, the film mixes live performance with cultural vignettes reflecting Mexico’s traditions around mortality, echoing themes from the 2023 studio album “Memento Mori” as we reported before
A second feature, “Memento Mori: Mexico City,” presents the full-length concert film from the Foro Sol run, also directed by Frías. The concerts drew more than 200,000 fans across three nights in 2023. The concert program will be released alongside a stand-alone live album available as 2×CD and 4×LP vinyl editions. All formats include four previously unreleased tracks from the Memento Mori sessions: “Survive,” “Life 2.0,” “Give Yourself To Me,” and “In The End.”
“In The End” first appeared over the end credits at the Tribeca world premiere of “Depeche Mode: M” in June 2025 and will be issued digitally on Friday, October 24.
So, in short here is what is coming up:
- Film bundles: CD/DVD or CD/Blu-ray, each including the feature “Depeche Mode: M”, the full concert film “Memento Mori: Mexico City,” and 2×CD audio
- Live album: 2×CD and 4×LP vinyl, over two hours of audio from Mexico City, with four studio outtakes from the Memento Mori sessions
- Digital single: “In The End,” out October 24
Tracklist Depeche Mode – “Memento Mori: Mexico City” (film / CD / vinyl)
- Intro
- My Cosmos Is Mine
- Wagging Tongue
- Walking In My Shoes
- It’s No Good
- Sister Of Night
- In Your Room
- Everything Counts
- Precious
- Speak To Me
- Home
- Soul With Me
- Ghosts Again
- I Feel You
- A Pain That I’m Used To
- World In My Eyes
- Wrong
- Stripped
- John The Revelator
- Enjoy The Silence
- Waiting For The Night
- Just Can’t Get Enough
- Never Let Me Down Again
- Personal Jesus
Bonus tracks from the Memento Mori Sessions:
- Survive
- Life 2.0
- Give Yourself To Me
- In The End
Following its Tribeca premiere, “Depeche Mode: M” screens worldwide in cinemas and IMAX for a limited run beginning October 28.
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