De/Vision
De/Vision formed in Germany in 1988 with vocalist Thomas Emde and keyboardist Steffen Keth. Their early albums like "World of Brightest Lights" and "Subjekt"...
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De/Vision formed in Germany in 1988 with vocalist Thomas Emde and keyboardist Steffen Keth. Their early albums like "World of Brightest Lights" and "Subjekt" established their synthpop sound, with songs such as "Your Hands On My Skin" becoming notable tracks in their catalog.
Keth left the band in 1999, leaving Emde as the consistent member through various lineup changes. They've worked with other electronic acts like VNV Nation and Project Pitchfork over time.
Their 2002 album "666" showed a more experimental direction, while 2014's "Vision" returned to their earlier synthpop style. Other songs like "Rage," "Synchronize," and "6 Feet Underground" represent different phases of their work across more than a dozen studio albums.
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