Rolling Stone
December 13, 2012 9:00 AM
Earlier this year, the English production duo Soulsavers teamed up with Depeche Mode frontman Dave Gahan, who provided lyrics and vocals for the group's fourth studio album, The Light the Dead See. Now you can watch this exclusive video of Soulsavers and Gahan performing an intimate, 30-minute concert at the famed Capitol Records building in Los Angeles this summer. It includes renditions of the slow-burning "Presence of God," the eerie "Bitterman" (which builds to a soulful catharsis) and the heavy alt-rock album closer, "Tonight."
"Playing at Capitol that Saturday night was a special show," Rich Machin of Soulsavers tells Rolling Stone. "The room has a presence and you can't help but think of all the amazing artists who've been in there before you: Sinatra, Ray Charles, the Beach Boys. . . We literally had one evening and the following afternoon to rehearse the whole show, so it was totally seat-of-your-pants stuff! We played around with the arrangements and improvised a little."
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I can feel the presence of god
Occupying my intentions
In my soul within my thoughts
And in wasted dreary dimensions
These thoughts torment me
They mold and shape me
There’s a man that I should be
Or someone I could be
Nothing can break me
Nothing that I see
You can’t shake me
You can’t take me
So set me free
I can feel the presence of god
In need of my attention
In this room and in your words
In too many ways to mention
These thoughts torment me
They mold and shape me
There’s a man that I should be
Or someone I could be
Nothing can break me
Nothing that I see
You can’t shake me
You can’t take me
So set me free
I can feel the presence of love
Holding my attention
She torments me
Creates and shapes me
There’s a man that I should be
Or someone I could be
Nothing can break me
Nothing that I see
You can’t shake me
You can’t take me
So set me free
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