Soft Cell

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One of the elements of December 2023’s rapturously received deluxe 6CD box set of Soft Cell’s stone cold 1981 electro pop classic, ‘Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret’, was the inclusion of the entire original album presented as extended 12” versions. Now released on vinyl for Record Store Day 2024, ‘Non-Stop Extended…’ features contemporary full-length versions of the tracks, many of which have never been on vinyl before.The debut album from Marc Almond and Dave Ball AKA Soft is truly an icon of electronic music. Not only did ‘Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret’ introduce the world to classic singles ‘Tainted Love’ (one of the biggest global hits of all time) ‘Bedsitter’ and ‘Say Hello Wave Goodbye’, it also shocked and delighted in equal measure with a 10-track song cycle straight outta the seedier, sleazier, darker side of life. ‘Sex Dwarf’, ‘Frustration’, ‘My Secret Life’, ‘Seedy Films’… four decades on, it still has the power to thrill, shock and swoon. Created by Soft Cell’s Dave Ball using only the original studio parts (they’re not remixes, they’re extendeds!), highlights include 2021’s ‘Tainted Love’ anniversary vinyl 10” rework plus new and unreleased 2023 box set versions of ‘Seedy Films’, ‘Sex Dwarf’, and ‘Entertain Me’. ‘Bedsitter’ is represented in its original 12” extended version as all concerned agreed it just could not be improved upon! Also included are a new rework of the band’s first single for Phonogram, ‘A Man Can Get Lost’ and new previously unreleased remixes of its flip, ‘Memorabilia’, by The Hacker and Daniel Miller.



We are delighted to announce that for Record Store Day 2024 Soft Cell will be releasing 'Non-Stop Extended Cabaret', a double-vinyl album release featuring extended mixes of each of the tracks from 'Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret' including a new rework of 'A Man Can Get Lost' and new remixes of 'Memorabilia' from The Hacker and Daniel Miller.

TRACKLISTING
A - Frustration (2023 Extended Version) / Tainted Love (Dave Ball 2021 Extended Mix) / Seedy Films (2023 Extended Version). B - Youth (Dave Ball 2018 'Wasted On The Young' Mix) / Sex Dwarf (2023 Extended Version) / Entertain Me (2023 Extended Version) / Chips On My Shoulder (2018 Extended Mix). C - Bedsitter (1981 Extended Version) / Secret Life (2018 Extended Version) / Say Hello, Wave Goodbye (2018 Dave Ball Lateral Mix). D - A Man Could Get Lost (2023 Extended Version) / Memorabilia (Daniel Miller 2023 Remix) / Memorabilia (The Hacker 2023 Remix).

Record Store Day takes place on 20th April 2024 and you can get more details from the RSD website here: https://recordstoreday.co.uk/

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Marc Almond (Soft Cell) becoming an OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) by the Duke of Cambridge during an investiture ceremony at Buckingham Palace, London

Mr Almond had the great pleasure of accepting the honor of OBE in March 2018. The seminal electronic duo Soft Cell (Marc Almond/Dave Ball) celebrated their 40th year in 2018 with the release of their anthology, through UMC, on 7 September 2018.

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Due to fan demand, Soft Cell are releasing the companion album to their 2021 Top 10 album *Happiness not included to record stores worldwide on Saturday April 12th 2025.

So fruitful also were the original *Happiness album recording sessions that this collection, titled *Happiness now completed, features ten original Marc Almond and Dave Ball tracks, including previously unreleased mixes and single-only tracks, none of which have appeared on vinyl before. It also includes a previously unheard track, Kill Shot, unavailable until this release.

The album also includes a recently re-recorded version of fan favourite Last Chance, with the addition of a full brass section, plus cover versions of Fad Gadget’s Back To Nature and X-Ray Spex’s The Day The World Turned Day Glo. Lead track First Hand Experience in Second Hand Love was originally recorded by Giorgio Moroder, a huge influence on Soft Cell.

This will be the very last *Happiness release, and is strictly limited to a single pressing of 1000 deluxe vinyl copies worldwide


A1. First Hand Experience of Second Hand Love
A2. Jukebox Head
A3. Quiet Rebellion
A4. Strange Kinda Dance (Edit)
A5. The Day The World Turned Day Glo
A6. Vapourise (Edit)
A7. You Kill Me
B1. Last Chance (2022 Mix Edit)
B2. Murder Your Darlings
B3. Night and The City (2021 Mix)
B4. Gemini Lounge
B5. Defiant
B6. Back to Nature (Marc’s Mix)
B7. Kill Shot

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SOFT CELL - NON-STOP ECSTATIC DANCING 2025 - (2CD BOOK FORMAT ALBUM) + 4 POSTCARD SET - PRE-ORDER [2025-06-20]
SCNSED2CD



Soft Cell - Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing 2025 - (2CD Book Format Album) + 4 Postcard Set

Soft Cell announce reissue of their classic 1982 remix album ‘Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing’ on the 20th June 2025 via Universal Music.
The reissued double album also features remixes from Erasure, The Hacker, Jon Pleased Wimmin, Daniel Miller and Hi-Fi Sean.
Soft Cell will be touring throughout 2025, including a full US tour with Simple Minds in May, and a headline show at Rewind Festival in August.
Synth pop pioneers Soft Cell will reissue their classic remix album ‘Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing’ on the 20th June 2025 via Universal Music. The 1982 original, inspiring generations of clubbers, DJs and remixers the world over, is fully remastered and bolstered by the inclusion of extended versions of its two hit singles, the smouldering melodrama of ‘Torch’, which famously just missed becoming Soft Cell’s second Number One hit by being kept off the top spot by Adam Ant, plus the top three hit ‘What!’, a cover of Melinda Marx’s 1965 Northern Soul heartache anthem. All is brought bang up to date with a second disc of remixes including Erasure, The Hacker, Jon Pleased Wimmin, Daniel Miller and Hi-Fi Sean, alongside highlights from 2007’s long-deleted ‘Heat – The Remixes’.
Soft Cell, aka singer, frontman and LGBTQ icon Marc Almond and multi-instrumentalist and producer Dave Ball, made their name in the clubs of Leeds, London, New York and Berlin before pop stardom hit with their groundbreaking, subversive performance of ‘Tainted Love’ on Top of the Pops in 1981. A rework of key moments from the electronic duo’s seminal debut album ‘Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret’, alongside a couple of unreleased tracks, ‘Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing’ is hailed as one of the very first remix albums, and reached number 6 in the UK album charts in June 1982. It was closely followed by The Human League – temporarily renamed as The League Unlimited Orchestra – releasing their own extended rework of 1981’s electro pop classic ‘Dare’ in ‘Love and Dancing’.
‘Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing’ features six dancefloor-slaying tracks, including, in addition to aforementioned singles, an extended version of ‘Memorabilia’ that transformed the original into a 3am proto-house banger. The reissued ‘Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing’ channels the neon glamour and grit of Danceteria, Batcave, The Camden Palace and Studio 54 and still sounds fresh, menacing and ready to throw shapes in 2025.
Since their reunion and London o2 sell-out in 2018, Soft Cell have made a steady return to prominence and continue to shake things up in their ever provocative, uncompromising way. 2022’s new Top 10 album ‘Happiness Not Included’ followed in the footsteps of the feted ‘Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret’ 40th anniversary boxset and tour, featuring a chart-topping collaboration with Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe of Pet Shop Boys in ‘Purple Zone’ as well as collaboration with experimental queer artist CHRISTEENE. Most recently, Soft Cell toured Australia with Soft Cell for the first time ever, and touring the States extensively in May and June with Simple Minds. They also headline the Rewind festival at Henley-on-Thames on 16th August, their only UK show of 2025.
Marc and Dave are currently in the studio, recording their sixth – and final – studio album. Set to arrive in early 2026, watch this space for more info.
Includes an exclusive 4 postcard set. Images to follow.
"Soft Cell - Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing 2025" is out Friday, 20th June 2025 and available for pre-order now.
NB: All products ordered with a pre-order will be dispatched together close to the latest pre-order release date. If you want earlier dispatched for another product then please place separate order(s).
Tracklisting:

CD1

Memorabilia (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered
Where Did Our Love Go? (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered
What! (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered
A Man Could Get Lost (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered
Chips On My Shoulder (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered
Sex Dwarf (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered
Tainted Dub (From Original 12″) – Remastered
Torch (12″ Version) – Remastered
Insecure Me? (12″ Version) – Remastered
What! (12″ Version) – Remastered
So (12″ Version) – Remastered
Torch (7″ Version) – Remastered
Insecure Me? (7″ Version) – Remastered
What! (7″ Version) – Remastered

CD2

Memorabilia (The Hacker 808 Remix) – Previously unreleased
A Man Could Get Lost (Jon Pleased Wimmin Remix) – Previously promo only
Torch (MHC 2001 Remix) – Previously unreleased version
Insecure Me? (Hifi Sean Remix) – Previously promo only
So (Hifi Sean Baltimore Basement Dub) – Previously promo only
Bedsitter (Manhattan Clique Mix) – Previously on Heat The Remixes only
Tainted Love (Paul Dakeyne Remix) – Previously unreleased version
Memorabilia (Wally Funk Remix) – Previously promo only
Sex Dwarf (The Grid Remix) – Previously on Heat The Remixes only
Bedsitter (Erasure Remix) – Previously on Keychains box set only
So (The Grid Remix) – First time ever on CD
Memorabilia (Daniel Miller Remix)

Format: 2CD Book Format Album + 4 Postcard Set
Catalogue Number: SCNSED2CD
Label: Universal Music
Release Date: Friday, 20th June 2025

SOFT CELL - NON-STOP ECSTATIC DANCING 2025 - (PINK/BLUE 2LP VINYL ALBUM) + 4 POSTCARD SET + 2 ART PRINTS - PRE-ORDER [2025-06-20]



Tracklisting:

Side A
Memorabilia (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered
Where Did Our Love Go? (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered
What! (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered

Side B
A Man Could Get Lost (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered
Chips On My Shoulder (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered
Sex Dwarf (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered

Side C
Torch (12″ Version) – Remastered
Insecure Me? (12″ Version) – Remastered
A Man Could Get Lost (Jon Pleased Wimmin Remix) – Previously promo only

Side D
Bedsitter (Erasure Remix) – First time on vinyl
What! (12″ Version) – Remastered
So (12″ Version) – Remastered

Format: Pink/Blue 2LP Vinyl Edition + 4 Postcard Set + 2 Art Prints
Catalogue Number: SCNSED2LP
Label: Universal Music
Release Date: Friday, 20th June 2025

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NEW! First Hand Experience of Second Hand Love (Remixes) Red Vinyl 12″ Single (Pre-Order) 500 Copies Only
RELEASE DATE NOW FRI 5TH SEPTEMBER – ORDERED WILL BE POSTED BEFORE ON ON THIS DATE. WE APOLOGISE FOR THE EXTENDED DELAY DUE TO SUMMER SHUTDOWNS AT PRESSING PLANTS IN EUROPE.

Here’s a VERY special 12″ single of ‘First Hand Experience of Second Hand Love’, pressed on deluxe red vinyl. Featuring Mark Moore and Dan Donovan’s club remixes, plus new extended mixes and dub, this one-off ultra limited release is at the personal request of the band, who loved these new remixes and felt that they very much deserved to be on vinyl for the first and last time.

As an added bonus, all orders will also get a special download of ‘First Hand Experience of Second Hand Love’ emailed to them on the date these 12″s ship.

With brand new sleeve artwork from James McWilliam, this release comes with a bonus 12″ art print.

Strictly limited to 500 copies and a worldwide exclusive to the Soft Cell store…

Tracklisting:

A1. First Hand Experience of Second Hand Love (Extended 12” Mix)

A2. First Hand Experience of Second Hand Love (Extended 12” Dub)

B1. First Hand Experience of Second Hand Love (Mark Moore S-Express & Dan Donovan Remix)

B2. First Hand Experience of Second Hand Love (Mark Moore S-Express & Dan Donovan Dub)

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Soft Cell @marcalmondofficial and @daveballelectro have this week signed a new worldwide recording deal for their sixth studio album, Danceteria, which will be released via Republic of Music in spring 2026.

Named after the infamous New York nightclub which played host to Soft Cell’s Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret US launch party, the club became renowned as the centre of new wave music in early 80s New York, frequented by many musicians and artists who became famous during the decade, including Marc Almond and Dave Ball.

Danceteria is the follow up to 2021’s acclaimed ‘*Happiness not included’ album, which reached Number 7 in the UK charts, and features the hit single ‘Purple Zone’ with Pet Shop Boys.

Marc Almond comments: “I have loved working on this album. Dave’s music has once again inspired me to write a set of lyrics that this time reflect a time in my life in New York in the early 80s, at a particular creative and pivotal time of changes in my personal life and the city itself. Some of the songs are very personal. Soft Cell have always had a strong connection to New York, recording our first three albums there, and taking inspiration from its’ underground and culture, my Soft Cell lyrics have often looked at America through British eyes”.

Dave Ball comments: “I’m very excited about the new Soft Cell album – the first thing to be created in my new studio in London. With Marc’s vocals recorded across the river in Soho, it’s inspired by, and tells the tales of, our London and New York experiences in the early 80s”.

After spending 2025 touring the US and Australia, Soft Cell perform their only UK show, headlining the Rewind Festival in Oxfordshire on 16th August.

Marc and Dave promise that “2026 will be a Soft Cell year”. Watch this space…

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We are very pleased to officially announce (finally!) our expanded reissue of Soft Cell’s 1983 classic album 'The Art of Falling Apart', which will be released on 31st October via Universal Music.

The album will be available as a 6-CD boxset, a double vinyl LP, and as a 2-CD hardback book edition, and all the details of those formats - as well as some money-saving bundles - and of the release in general are in the newsletter below.

Lots of other news in the pipeline, keep watching this space, but we think this is enough excitement for one day.

Thank you for all your support.

MARC, DAVE & EVERYONE AT SOFT CELL HQ

NEW! The Art of Falling Apart : 2025 6CD Box Set + Exclusive 2 Coaster Set + Exclusive 4 Cover Art Prints PRE-ORDER

Electronic music pioneers Soft Cell announce a super deluxe reissue of their classic 1983 album ‘The Art Of Falling Apart’ on the 31st October 2025 via Universal Music. Soft Cell’s – aka singer and frontman Marc Almond and multi-instrumentalist and producer Dave Ball – second album is freshly remastered by Barry Grint from the original tapes and shows off the feted duo’s gothic take on pop music in all its full, darkly textured glory. Following directly on from 1982’s seminal one-of-the-first remix albums ‘Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing’, ‘The Art Of Falling Apart’ reached No. 5 on the UK charts. As befits an album celebrating difference and choosing art over the glitzy 80s pop dream, ‘The Art Of Falling Apart’ gloriously twists and turns between anger, frustration and destruction to beauty, reflection and unity. Part of the emerging gothic movement of the early 1980s, the album spans the epic, spiralling intensity of the title track and the terrifyingly great Romero-inspired synth stabs of ‘Martin’ to the uplifting anthem of ‘Where The Heart Is’, epic bittersweet ballad ‘Loving You Hating Me’ and the poignant single ‘Numbers’.

‘The Art of Falling Apart’ burst out of a period of pressure from then-label Phonogram to follow the rapid pop success of 1981 debut ‘Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret’ and its chart-topping singles ‘Tainted Love’, ‘What’, ‘Bedsitter’ and ‘Say Hello Wave Goodbye’. The reality of international pop stardom for two art students from Northern England was unwelcome and, frankly, uncomfortable. ‘We had an indie mentality,’ explains Dave. ‘We got together at the tail-end of punk. I was originally just making music for Marc to do some performance art. He had heard my weird noises and bleeps coming out of the college music room and popped in. I did some music for him, and he then asked me what else I had. So I played him these odd, mutant pop tunes I’d been writing, and he asked if he could sing on them. I’d tried doing the vocals myself, but I’m not a singer. Marc sang them and, almost by accident, we found ourselves as a duo. It spiralled into Soft Cell from there.’

Marc continues: ‘Our attitude at the time of ‘The Art Of Falling Apart’ might have alienated some of our younger and more middle-of-the-road fans, but we were being honest with ourselves. Dave was listening to lots of new music. He was revisiting his soundtrack influences and electronic roots. I’d been going to The Batcave, the club in Soho, and was hanging out with Nick Cave and Siouxsie Sioux. I’d sung on a Psychic TV album and performed live in the collaborative band The Immaculate Consumptive with Nick Cave, Lydia Lunch and Clint Ruin. I was an art-school punk who enjoyed experimentation and confrontation, and all of that came to the fore on this record.’

Today, ‘The Art Of Falling Apart’ is expanded in a super deluxe edition over six discs, following in the footsteps of the hugely successful ‘Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret’ 40th anniversary boxset in 2023. All is housed in a lavish 10”x 10” package, featuring the extended album, plus bonus 12” tracks, B-sides, rarities, remixes, instrumentals/dubs, brand new remixes and a full disc of demos as well as audio from live tv appearances from the time. The super deluxe edition also includes a 60-page hardback book, new notes from esteemed journalist Adrian Thrills and images from long term Soft Cell collaborator, photographer Peter Ashworth. All making this a must have for die-hard Soft Cell fans and 80s alternative music afficionados alike.

‘The Art Of Falling Apart’ will also be available as double LP and double CD packages, featuring highlights from the 6CD box with the LP pressed on colour vinyl.

‘The Art of Falling Apart’ reissue tracklistings for the 6CD box set

CD1 – REMASTERED ALBUM, B SIDES, BONUS 12″

Forever The Same – Remastered
Where The Heart Is – Remastered
Numbers – Remastered
Heat – Remastered
Kitchen Sink Drama – Remastered
Baby Doll – Remastered
Loving You, Hating Me – Remastered
The Art Of Falling Apart – Remastered
Martin – Remastered
Hendrix Medley – Remastered
It’s A Mug’s Game (7″ Version) – Remastered
Barriers (7″ Version) – – Remastered
Loving You, Hating Me – Special Mix – – Remastered

CD2 – THE ART OF FALLING APART – EXTENDED ALBUM PLUS ORIGINAL 12″ B SIDES

Forever The Same
Where The Heart Is
Numbers
Heat
Kitchen Sink Drama
Baby Doll
Loving You, Hating Me
The Art Of Falling Apart
It’s A Mug’s Game
Barriers

CD3 – CURIOS, RARITIES, REMIXES & NEW MIXES

Ghost Rider (New 2024 version featuring Jim Thirlwell)
Martin (The Hacker Remix)
It’s A Mug’s Game (Dave Ball 2018 Re-Eq Version)
Where The Heart Is (The Grid Remix)
Baby Doll (Nightwreckers Remix)
Barriers (Dave Ball Broken Down Angels Mix)
Martin (Dave Ball Halloween Mix)
Where The Heart Is (Marcas Lancaster Remix)
The Art Of Falling Apart (Atomizer Remix)
Barriers (Dark Poets Remix)
Heat (Yer Man Remix)
Martin (Nightwreckers Remix)

CD4 – THE ART OF FALLING APART (DEMOS & LIVE TV APPEARANCES)

Forever The Same
Where The Heart Is
Numbers
Heat
Kitchen Sink Drama
Baby Doll
Loving You, Hating Me
The Art Of Falling Apart
Numbers (Live on BBC ORS, 14/1/83)
Heat (Live on BBC ORS, 14/1/83)
Ghost Rider (Live on CH4 The Switch)
Numbers 7″ (DJ Version)
Heat (US Single Edit)
Baby Doll (Dave Ball Dub Version)
Numbers (Dave Ball Dub Version)
Barriers (Dave Ball Dub Version)

CD5 – THE ART OF FALLING APART (INSTRUMENTALS & DUBS)

Forever The Same (Instrumental Version)
Where The Heart Is (Instrumental Version)
Numbers (Instrumental Version)
Heat (Instrumental Version)
Kitchen Sink Drama (Instrumental Version)
Baby Doll (Instrumental Version)
Loving You, Hating Me (Instrumental Version)
The Art Of Falling Apart (Instrumental Version)
It’s a Mugs’ Game (12″ Instrumental)
Martin (Instrumental)
Hendrix Medley (Instrumental)
Barriers (Instrumental)
Ghost Rider (Original 1983 Backing Track)

CD6 – THE ART OF FALLING APART (LIVE IN LONDON 2018-2021 + MORE)

Forever The Same – Live At the 02 – 30th September 2018
Where The Heart Is – Live at The o2 – 30th September 2018
Numbers – Live At the 02 – 30th September 2018
Heat – Live At the 02 – 30th September 2018
Kitchen Sink Drama – Live in Hammersmith, 2021
Baby Doll – Live At the 02 – 30th September 2018
Loving You, Hating Me – Live At the 02 – 30th September 2018
The Art Of Falling Apart – Live At the 02 – 30th September 2018
Martin – Live At the 02 – 30th September 2018
Barriers – Live at The O2, 2018
Hey Joe/Purple Haze – Live in USA, 1983
It’s A Mug’s Game – Live at Hammersmith Palais, 1983
Ghost Rider – Live at Hammersmith Palais, 1983
Numbers – Live at Hammersmith Palais, 1983

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2CD

CD1

Forever The Same
Where The Heart Is
Numbers
Heat
Kitchen Sink Drama
Baby Doll
Loving You, Hating Me
The Art Of Falling Apart
Martin
Hendrix Medley
It’s A Mug’s Game (7″ Version)
Barriers (7″ Version)
Loving You, Hating Me – Special Mix
CD2

Ghost Rider (New 2022 version featuring Jim Thirlwell)
Where The Heart Is (12″ Version)
It’s A Mug’s Game (Dave Ball 2025 Re-Eq Version)
Numbers (12″ Version)
Barriers (12″ Version)
Loving You, Hating Me (12″ Version)
Forever The Same (12″ Version)
Heat (US Single Edit)
Where The Heart Is (Live at 02)
Numbers (Live at 02)
It’s A Mug’s Game (Live at Hammersmith Palais, 1983)




2LP

LP1

Forever The Same
Where The Heart Is
Numbers
Heat
Kitchen Sink Drama
Baby Doll
Loving You, Hating Me
The Art Of Falling Apart
LP2

Martin
Hendrix Medley
It’s A Mug’s Game (7″ Version)
Barriers (7″ Version)
Ghost Rider
Heat (US 7″ Version)





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'MARTIN'
LIMITED-EDITION 12" VINYL



Originally featured a bonus track on the original 'The Art of Falling Apart', 'Martin' will be released as a black and red coloured vinyl 12” single on October 31st.

Leading with Dave Ball’s eerie Hallowe’en Mix, the package is accompanied by a brand-new 2025 remix by French electroclash legend The Hacker, plus two further mixes from Dave.

A1 Martin (Dave Ball Hallowe’en Mix)
A2 Martin (Dave Ball Hallowe’en Dub)
B1 Martin (The Hacker Remix)
B2 Martin (Dave Ball Nightwreckers Remix)

We have just 500 copies of this release, and once they are gone, they are gone.

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'GHOST RIDER'
LIMITED-EDITION 12" VINYL[/b]



'Ghost Rider' is a cover of the iconic track by legendary New York duo Suicide. Soft Cell's version previously only existed as a live track performed as part of the bands live set during 1983's 'The Art of Falling Apart' concerts. This version features new vocals from Marc over Dave's original backing track, and features guest vocals from Jim Thirlwell from Foetus, and saxophone from Gary Barnacle.

A1 Ghost Rider – Full Version
A2 Ghost Rider – Marc’s Version
B1 Ghost Rider – Dub Version
B2 Ghost Rider – Original Backing Track

'Ghost Rider' will be released as a limited-edition coloured 12" vinyl single on October 31st and is limited to just 500 copies.

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