Depeche Mode would 'like to be offered' Outstanding Contribution award

Depeche Mode feel snubbed by the BRIT Awards.

Depeche Mode would 'like to be offered' Outstanding Contribution award
Tue, 08 Jan, 2013 - 13:20

Depeche Mode feel snubbed by the BRIT Awards.

The electronic music pioneers believe they deserve the Outstanding Contribution award for conquering America and selling over 100 million records in their 30-year career, but are upset after the category was been scrapped in 2013.

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