Album Info Hide Show Artist: Soft Cell Album: Non Stop Ecstatic Dancing Released: Europe, 20 Jun 2025 Tracklist: A1 Memorabilia A2 Where Did Our Love Go A3 What! B1 A Man Could Get Lost B2 Chips On My Shoulder B3 Sex Dwarf C1 Torch (12″ Version) C2 Insecure Me? (12″ Version) C3 A Man Could Get Lost (Jon Pleased Wimmin Remix) D1 Bedsitter (Erasure Remix) D2 What! (12″ Version) D3 …So (12″ Version) Info About Buying Vinyl From Our Record Store We are a small independent record store located at 211 High St, Preston in Melbourne, Australia (North of Northcote, between Thornbury & Reservoir) We buy and sell new and used vinyl records – if you have a collection you’d like to sell please click here . We ship Australia wide for a flat rate of $10 for standard shipping or $15 for express post. Free Shipping for orders $150 and over. You can also pick up your order in store, just select Local Pickup at the checkout. We also ship internationally – prices vary depending on weight and location. 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If you change your mind you have 30 days to return your record but you must cover the cost of returning it to the store. You can contact our Melbourne record shop at (03) 9939 3807 or at [email protected] Happy Listening! Description Hide Show 2LP – Limited Edition Pink and Blue Vinyl. 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 Cells second Number One hit by being kept off the top spot by Adam Ant, plus the top three hit What!, a cover of Judy Streets 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 2007s 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 duos 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 1981s electro pop classic Dare in Love and Dancing. Dave Ball comments: Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing, recorded at Mediasound in a very cold and snowy New York in February 1982, was a bit like a party in the studio. It was created to encapsulate the atmosphere and influences of all the clubs we went to, the music we danced to, and the drugs we took during our nights out in New York the most obvious being cocaine and our most recent discovery at the time, ecstasy. We stripped or dubbed out most of the vocals and added more horns, and extensively used the analogue Serge modular system (that also played the pulsating sound heard on Torch, recorded around the same time). It generated fantastically dirty, random chaos and synthetic scratch sounds which just added to the intensity of the album, which captured the zeitgeist at the time, and I think still sounds valid today. 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. 2022s 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. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review