PLATRONiC cover ‘But Not Tonight’ on ‘In Your Memory 2’ Depeche Mode tribute
PLATRONiC
PLATRONiCFinnish-German futurepop duo PLATRONiC appear on the Depeche Mode tribute compilation “In Your Memory 2 (A tribute to Depeche Mode)” with their version of “But Not Tonight”. 80s Records released the 34-track compilation in digital format and as a 2CD edition (limited to 300 copies).
Note that the release also holds a brand new Fortification 55 track, a cover of “Master And Servant”.
About PLATRONiC
PLATRONiC is a Finnish-German futurepop/synthpop duo founded in 2020 by Finnish composer/producer Some-E (Savonlinna, Finland) and German singer-songwriter/co-producer Kay Burden (Frankfurt am Main, Germany). The duo connected via Instagram discussions in 2019 and formed on EBM Day, February 24, 2020.
Their early catalogue starts with “Dreams” (2020), followed by “Control” (2021) and “Maybe Someday?” (2021), plus “Maybe Someday? (Syntha Clause Remix)” (December 12, 2021). They continued with “Dreams (Nature of Wires remix)” (2022) and the single “Now!” (May 22, 2022).
In 2023, PLATRONiC issued the EP “The Healing” (January 6, 2023), a release tied to lockdown-era constraints and later events.
Later in 2023, the duo released a Depeche Mode cover single, “The Things You Said“. They followed with the single “Memories” (September 29, 2023) equally released via Town and Towers Records. On year later, PLATRONiC released “Calling (Mitten in der Nacht)” (February 24, 2024) and “Pride 2024” (June 7, 2024). They closed 2024 with “Winter Stores”. a track based on a poem by Charlotte Brontë.
In 2025, PLATRONiC announced “How To Ride The Wave?” and now contributed to a Depeche Mode tribute compilation.
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