Mark Hockings and Richard Silverthorn released their ninth studio album, "The Truth Doesn’t Matter," as MESH in 2026. Their previous album, Looking Skyward, was released in 2016, reached the Top 12 on the German album charts, and cemented their status as one of the strongest British exports in the electronic music scene—often described as “Britain’s Best-Kept Secret” and “Best Electronic Act in Europe.”
Since its founding in 1991, the band has built an exceptionally loyal fanbase. Once you’re captivated by MESH’s sound, you usually stay that way forever—their blend of electronic precision, emotional intensity, and distinctive melodies has stood the test of time for decades. Over the past nine years, the band has toured extensively throughout Europe and played numerous sold-out shows at major venues.
The album ranked high on the Media Control and other charts, and the club shows in April were the biggest the band had ever played to date. And now, this fall, there’s an encore!
Almost every synth-pop fan in Germany and beyond knows the name and brand DE/VISION. Those guys who formed in the late ’80s, worked their way up from various youth clubs to a major-label deal in the ’90s, and left behind countless hits and live shows along the way. DE/VISION, that is.
DEVISION REDUX—what on earth is that?
According to singer Steffen Keth, DEVISION REDUX is a new format for DE/VISION that by no means signals the end of the actual band. DEVISION REDUX is an additional project and features DE/VISION’s most important tracks in a more club-oriented, modern, and at times minimalist—but purely electronic—style.