Depeche Mode's glorious return to form yields a tremendous video by Patrick Daughters that also harks back to the glory days: a dark, gripping, thrilling sequence which could be the centrepiece of an action movie.

Depeche Mode's glorious return to form yields a tremendous video by Patrick Daughters that also harks back to the glory days: a dark, gripping, thrilling sequence which could be the centrepiece of an action movie. Patrick is no stranger to making highly cinematic music videos, of course, but this is really on a new level of achievement. It all happened because DM's Dave Gahan was such a fan of Patrick's remarkable video for The Liar's Plaster Casts Of Everything. And the man tied up behind the wheel of a car deliberately stuck in reverse is played by the Liars' drummer Julian Gross. It was shot in LA (apart from the band's bystanding cameo) and there are no film-reversing tricks - the car was driven backwards by a stunt driver. Patrick has acknowledged that it was inspired by David Fincher's movie <em>The Game</em> - and several videos by Jonathan Glazer. The result is something that, just like with those great Glazer vids, will be working for the band and the track for a long time to come. <strong>? Q&amp;A with Patrick Daughters about the making of the video for Depeche Mode's Wrong on <a href="http://www.self-titledmag.com/home/2009/03/05/peep-show-patrick-daughters-discusses-his-incredibly-disturbing-depeche-mode-video-wrong-complete-with-a-liars-cameo/#more-1599">self-titled</a> </strong>

Patrick is no stranger to making highly cinematic music videos, of course, but this is really on a new level of achievement. It all happened because DM's Dave Gahan was such a fan of Patrick's remarkable video for The Liar's Plaster Casts Of Everything. And the man tied up behind the wheel of a car deliberately stuck in reverse is played by the Liars' drummer Julian Gross.

Depeche Mode's glorious return to form yields a tremendous video by Patrick Daughters that also harks back to the glory days: a dark, gripping, thrilling sequence which could be the centrepiece of an action movie. Patrick is no stranger to making highly cinematic music videos, of course, but this is really on a new level of achievement. It all happened because DM's Dave Gahan was such a fan of Patrick's remarkable video for The Liar's Plaster Casts Of Everything. And the man tied up behind the wheel of a car deliberately stuck in reverse is played by the Liars' drummer Julian Gross. It was shot in LA (apart from the band's bystanding cameo) and there are no film-reversing tricks - the car was driven backwards by a stunt driver. Patrick has acknowledged that it was inspired by David Fincher's movie <em>The Game</em> - and several videos by Jonathan Glazer. The result is something that, just like with those great Glazer vids, will be working for the band and the track for a long time to come. <strong>? Q&amp;A with Patrick Daughters about the making of the video for Depeche Mode's Wrong on <a href="http://www.self-titledmag.com/home/2009/03/05/peep-show-patrick-daughters-discusses-his-incredibly-disturbing-depeche-mode-video-wrong-complete-with-a-liars-cameo/#more-1599">self-titled</a> </strong>

It was shot in LA (apart from the band's bystanding cameo) and there are no film-reversing tricks - the car was driven backwards by a stunt driver.

Depeche Mode's glorious return to form yields a tremendous video by Patrick Daughters that also harks back to the glory days: a dark, gripping, thrilling sequence which could be the centrepiece of an action movie. Patrick is no stranger to making highly cinematic music videos, of course, but this is really on a new level of achievement. It all happened because DM's Dave Gahan was such a fan of Patrick's remarkable video for The Liar's Plaster Casts Of Everything. And the man tied up behind the wheel of a car deliberately stuck in reverse is played by the Liars' drummer Julian Gross. It was shot in LA (apart from the band's bystanding cameo) and there are no film-reversing tricks - the car was driven backwards by a stunt driver. Patrick has acknowledged that it was inspired by David Fincher's movie <em>The Game</em> - and several videos by Jonathan Glazer. The result is something that, just like with those great Glazer vids, will be working for the band and the track for a long time to come. <strong>? Q&amp;A with Patrick Daughters about the making of the video for Depeche Mode's Wrong on <a href="http://www.self-titledmag.com/home/2009/03/05/peep-show-patrick-daughters-discusses-his-incredibly-disturbing-depeche-mode-video-wrong-complete-with-a-liars-cameo/#more-1599">self-titled</a> </strong>

Patrick has acknowledged that it was inspired by David Fincher's movie The Game - and several videos by Jonathan Glazer. The result is something that, just like with those great Glazer vids, will be working for the band and the track for a long time to come.

Depeche Mode's glorious return to form yields a tremendous video by Patrick Daughters that also harks back to the glory days: a dark, gripping, thrilling sequence which could be the centrepiece of an action movie. Patrick is no stranger to making highly cinematic music videos, of course, but this is really on a new level of achievement. It all happened because DM's Dave Gahan was such a fan of Patrick's remarkable video for The Liar's Plaster Casts Of Everything. And the man tied up behind the wheel of a car deliberately stuck in reverse is played by the Liars' drummer Julian Gross. It was shot in LA (apart from the band's bystanding cameo) and there are no film-reversing tricks - the car was driven backwards by a stunt driver. Patrick has acknowledged that it was inspired by David Fincher's movie <em>The Game</em> - and several videos by Jonathan Glazer. The result is something that, just like with those great Glazer vids, will be working for the band and the track for a long time to come. <strong>? Q&amp;A with Patrick Daughters about the making of the video for Depeche Mode's Wrong on <a href="http://www.self-titledmag.com/home/2009/03/05/peep-show-patrick-daughters-discusses-his-incredibly-disturbing-depeche-mode-video-wrong-complete-with-a-liars-cameo/#more-1599">self-titled</a> </strong>

? Q&A with Patrick Daughters about the making of the video for Depeche Mode's Wrong on self-titled

Depeche Mode's glorious return to form yields a tremendous video by Patrick Daughters that also harks back to the glory days: a dark, gripping, thrilling sequence which could be the centrepiece of an action movie. Patrick is no stranger to making highly cinematic music videos, of course, but this is really on a new level of achievement. It all happened because DM's Dave Gahan was such a fan of Patrick's remarkable video for The Liar's Plaster Casts Of Everything. And the man tied up behind the wheel of a car deliberately stuck in reverse is played by the Liars' drummer Julian Gross. It was shot in LA (apart from the band's bystanding cameo) and there are no film-reversing tricks - the car was driven backwards by a stunt driver. Patrick has acknowledged that it was inspired by David Fincher's movie <em>The Game</em> - and several videos by Jonathan Glazer. The result is something that, just like with those great Glazer vids, will be working for the band and the track for a long time to come. <strong>? Q&amp;A with Patrick Daughters about the making of the video for Depeche Mode's Wrong on <a href="http://www.self-titledmag.com/home/2009/03/05/peep-show-patrick-daughters-discusses-his-incredibly-disturbing-depeche-mode-video-wrong-complete-with-a-liars-cameo/#more-1599">self-titled</a> </strong>