Review by Gabriel Palmer

Depeche Mode's album People R People is a thought-provoking and socially conscious work of art. The band's signature electronic sound is still present, but this time around, it's paired with lyrics that tackle issues such as inequality, racism, and political corruption.

The opening track, "Dream On," sets the tone for the album with its anthemic chorus and lyrics that encourage listeners to never give up on their aspirations. "I Feel Loved" is a standout track, with its pulsing beats and haunting lyrics about the search for love and acceptance.

The album's title track, "People R People," is a powerful statement against discrimination and prejudice. With its catchy melody and memorable lyrics, it's a song that's sure to become an anthem for anyone who believes in equality and justice.

Summary by Gabriel Palmer

Other highlights include the moody "The Dead of Night," the haunting "When the Body Speaks," and the optimistic "Goodnight Lovers." People R People is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates socially conscious music with a strong message.