
Expanded reissue of Soft Cell's *Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing* set for 20 June 2025, featuring remastered tracks and previously unreleased remixes.
2CD set includes seven-inch mixes, promo-only tracks, and selections from earlier compilations, emphasizing remix culture.
A 2LP coloured vinyl edition will showcase remixes alongside the original album with detailed production notes.
Soft Cell’s seminal 1982 remix album, Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing, is set for an expanded reissue on 20 June 2025 through UMR/Mercury. This reissue arrives just seven months after their groundbreaking debut, Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret, initially presenting six tracks that included remixes and the notable cover of Judy Street’s 1966 single "What," which secured the band a top 10 UK hit.
The newly expanded 2CD set significantly enhances the original release by introducing additional seven-inch mixes on the first disc and a comprehensive collection of twelve remixes on the second disc. These remixes feature previously unreleased versions, promo-only tracks, selections from the expansive 6CD box set of , and contributions from the 2008 remix compilation, . Among the technical enhancements, all tracks have been meticulously remastered to preserve the album’s authentic sound while providing a fresh listening experience.
For vinyl enthusiasts, a 2LP coloured vinyl edition will pair the original album with a bonus LP showcasing selected remixes. This edition highlights the intricate production techniques employed during the original recordings, including the use of the analogue Serge modular system which added pulsating sounds and synthetic textures that defined the album’s intense atmosphere.
Soft Cell’s decision to revisit Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing underscores the enduring influence of their work on the synth-pop and remix culture. The reissue not only celebrates the album’s legacy but also introduces it to a new generation of audiophiles who appreciate the blend of analog warmth and innovative remixing techniques. Detailed liner notes will provide insights into the production process, further enriching the listening experience for aficionados.
Looking ahead, Soft Cell has confirmed plans to reissue their 1983 album, The Art Of Falling Apart, later in 2025. This continued dedication to preserving and enhancing their discography ensures that both longtime fans and new listeners can engage with the duo’s influential soundscapes in high-fidelity formats.

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