#Dave gahan paper monsters vinyl reissue plus#

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#Dave gahan paper monsters vinyl reissue plus#

Big Depeche Mode fan, also a huge death and black metal fan, goes to show tastes can vary doesn't it? Plus of course, when something is good, it simply is, it transcends genres, it's just plain, downright good.