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concerts since opening for Depeche Mode’s breakthrough Music for the Masses shows. The group toured heavily in 20, including that lineup’s first U.S.

The album is OMD’s first since 2010′s History of Modern, which itself was OMD’s first new album since 1996’s Universaland its first with its classic lineup - original members McCluskey, Paul Humphreys, Martin Cooper and Malcolm Holmes - since 1986’s The Pacific Age. shows have yet been announced in support of English Electric. tour, which runs April 28 through May 14, and is followed by dates in France, Belgium and Germany.

The release comes weeks before OMD’s previously announced U.K. “Highlights include the radioactive clatter of ‘Atomic Ranch’ - a song which pokes fun at convention with computerised voices - ‘Kissing The Machine’ - which was composed in collaboration with early influence Kraftwerk member Karl Bartos - ‘Helen of Troy’ - which revives the recurring historical figure motif - and the glacial, uplifting ‘Metroland,’ the first single.” Of the album, Andy McCluskey says: “The overarching feel tends to be a sense of loss, of melancholia, that things haven’t turned out the way you wanted them to, whether it be with technology or personal relationships.”Īccording to a news release announcing the record: The record’s first single, “Metroland,” will be released March 25. The tracklist and video for the Dazzle Ships-esque “Decimal” are included here as well. The 12-track album will be released April 8/9 in a variety of formats, including CD, deluxe CD/DVD, heavyweight vinyl, “collectors’ tin boxset” and digitally, the band announced on its website. Synthpop favorites Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark this morning announced they will release English Electric - their second post-reunion album and 12th studio set overall - this April, and both revealed the record’s tracklist and released a short animated teaser video set to the quasi-instrumental track “Decimal.”