The Southern California based one-man band introduced itself to the world with the 1994 release of Sketches In Grey, followed by 1997's Tuesday Song, which includes the daringly non-fiction song Hazard performed as a marriage proposal to now-wife Michelle. The intimate and confessional Perfect Tears was in regular rotation at over 40 European commercial radio stations. 2001's Life's Fairytale was the first Color Theory album to crack the CMJ RPM Top 20. The following year, Hazard received a grant from Jim Beam to record Something Beautiful, an all-acoustic set that could likely double as a Broadway musical.

In 2003, 11th Records released Color Theory presents Depeche Mode - a one-man tribute to Depeche Mode, complete with two new instrumental interludes. The album reinvents eleven of their most underappreciated songs, and also includes the track "Ponytail Girl", the Color Theory original that was mistakenly credited as a Depeche Mode track from their Exciter album.

Five years of sonic exploration culminate in the 2008 release of The Thought Chapter, which takes Color Theory's signature piano plus electronics style to a whole new level. The CD is packaged in a beautiful 6-panel Digipak with original drawings by Maya Klein, and features eleven new originals plus a Death Cab for Cutie classic.

Depeche Mode

Depeche Mode fans have a new reason to be excited: Color Theory presents Depeche Mode. The one-man tribute to Depeche Mode features eleven of their most underappreciated songs reinvented, plus "Ponytail Girl", the Color Theory original that the world mistook for Depeche Mode. Two new interludes were composed and recorded specifically for this project, serving to bind the songs together into a unified whole. It's like discovering a secret new Depeche Mode album!

"We give it the thumbs up and warmly recommend that all Depeche Mode fans pick this one up." - Depeche-Mode.com

"It's the only Depeche Mode tribute that plays like a Depeche Mode album."

"This is the best tribute ever done for the band Depeche Mode, bar none." - synthpop.net.

Listen to a four song preview

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