Anton Corbijn
Anton Corbijn brought his stark, high-contrast photography background to music video, creating moody black-and-white visuals for Depeche Mode across dozens of videos spanning three decades, including "Enjoy the Silence" and "Personal Jesus." His minimalist, symbolic approach extended to Nirvana's "Heart-Shaped Box" and U2's "Pride (In The Name Of Love)," favoring atmospheric imagery over literal narratives. The Dutch director became one of the most influential visual architects of 1980s and 1990s alternative music, later moving into feature film directing.
80s
4:33
Joy Division — Atmosphere
4:07
U2 — Pride (In The Name Of Love)
3:28
Echo & The Bunnymen — Seven Seas
4:24
Echo & The Bunnymen — Bring On the Dancing Horses
4:47
Echo & The Bunnymen — Lips Like Sugar
4:26
Depeche Mode — Never Let Me Down Again
3:48
Depeche Mode — Strangelove
3:46
Depeche Mode — Personal Jesus
90s
4:40
Depeche Mode — Enjoy the Silence
4:09
Depeche Mode — Policy of Truth
6:10
Bryan Adams — Do I Have To Say The Words?
4:43
Nirvana — Heart-Shaped Box
4:49
Bryan Adams — Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman
4:07
Red Hot Chili Peppers — My Friends
4:32
Metallica — Hero Of The Day
5:29
Depeche Mode — Barrel of a Gun
5:52
Depeche Mode — It's No Good
