As previously reported, Johnny Marr has covered Depeche Mode's "I Feel You" for an upcoming 7-inch release as part of Record Store Day. Now, his gloomy take on this particular song of faith and devotion has been fit with a complementary set of murky visuals.
As you'll find down below, the video mostly finds Marr and his shadowy entourage grinding their way through the early '90s single. The song has been transposed a key or two higher, and Marr's vocals land a little lighter than the weary baritone of one David Gahan, but the extra inky surroundings help add to the arrangement's ominous feel.
You'll find the visuals down below, while the 7-inch officially arrives April 18. The B-side is a live version of the Smiths' "Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want," which Marr and co. performed last October at the Manchester Apollo.
As you'll find down below, the video mostly finds Marr and his shadowy entourage grinding their way through the early '90s single. The song has been transposed a key or two higher, and Marr's vocals land a little lighter than the weary baritone of one David Gahan, but the extra inky surroundings help add to the arrangement's ominous feel.
You'll find the visuals down below, while the 7-inch officially arrives April 18. The B-side is a live version of the Smiths' "Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want," which Marr and co. performed last October at the Manchester Apollo.
