Album of the month - CLASSIC POP Synth-pop legends bow out with a vivacious nostalgia fest - Uncut The synthpop greats last hurrah... It's the perfect obituary for Soft Cell, and the perfect eulogy to Dave Ball. May he rest in the power and joy of the dancefloor. - Electronic Sound An ode to the experience of transfiguration on the dancefloor, it’s an uplifting slice of synth-fuelled disco. - CLASH Spectacular final act for Soft Cell - The Guardian The record is epic and intense — like the best of the group’s material gathered for one last hurrah - The Sunday Times After the sadness of losing Dave Ball, Soft Cell's final album is a mighty send-off as they party to the very end. Here's the duo's classic mix of hedonism, grime... And some brand new moves. - Classic Pop minimalistic electropop at its finest - FLOOD Their own dancefloor confessions are fuelled by their distinctive cocktail of torch-song romance, exuberant
hedonism and electro-grind... if this dizzy, decadent record is farewell, it's what they - and their fans - would
have wanted. - MOJO An incredible goodbye album from Soft Cell that takes us back to beginning. Perfectly formed and tied off. Take a bow. - The Telegraph
Magnificent. - Record Collector Recalling all the joy and the grit of the 80's. Back to where it all started. Joyous. - The New York Times Pioneers. If you had any doubts, now is the time to admit you were wrong. All Hail Soft Cell - LA Times The Battle Scars of All the Good Times. 5 stars - Spill Magazine The sound of a glorious journey coming full-circle. What a journey it was. - OMH Danceteria is a euphoric uplifting experience. - The Electricity Club Among the decade’s very best. - The Arts Desk Every bit as glorious as anything they have ever recorded. - Outside Left Dreamy and romantic, Danceteria plays out like a film over one crazy night of drifting through the city, from one synth-soaked adventure to the next. - PASTE, USA Listening to Danceteria, that unmistakable Soft Cell magic is still there. The synths, the atmosphere, the eccentricity and, of course, that gloriously recognisable Marc Almond vocal. It feels nostalgic without becoming trapped in nostalgia, which is no small achievement for a band whose musical DNA is so intrinsically linked to the 1980s. Danceteria feels like finding one final Polaroid tucked inside the Soft Cell archive. Somewhat eccentric, a little bit glamorous and absolutely worth putting on loud. Dave Ball may have left the building, but thankfully, he left the synthesizers switched on. - EQ MUSIC
Album of the month - CLASSIC POP Synth-pop legends bow out with a vivacious nostalgia fest - Uncut The synthpop greats last hurrah... It's the perfect obituary for Soft Cell, and the perfect eulogy to Dave Ball. May he rest in the power and joy of the dancefloor. - Electronic Sound An ode to the experience of transfiguration on the dancefloor, it’s an uplifting slice of synth-fuelled disco. - CLASH Spectacular final act for Soft Cell - The Guardian The record is epic and intense — like the best of the group’s material gathered for one last hurrah - The Sunday Times After the sadness of losing Dave Ball, Soft Cell's final album is a mighty send-off as they party to the very end. Here's the duo's classic mix of hedonism, grime... And some brand new moves. - Classic Pop minimalistic electropop at its finest - FLOOD Their own dancefloor confessions are fuelled by their distinctive cocktail of torch-song romance, exuberant
hedonism and electro-grind... if this dizzy, decadent record is farewell, it's what they - and their fans - would
have wanted. - MOJO An incredible goodbye album from Soft Cell that takes us back to beginning. Perfectly formed and tied off. Take a bow. - The Telegraph
Magnificent. - Record Collector Recalling all the joy and the grit of the 80's. Back to where it all started. Joyous. - The New York Times Pioneers. If you had any doubts, now is the time to admit you were wrong. All Hail Soft Cell - LA Times The Battle Scars of All the Good Times. 5 stars - Spill Magazine The sound of a glorious journey coming full-circle. What a journey it was. - OMH Danceteria is a euphoric uplifting experience. - The Electricity Club Among the decade’s very best. - The Arts Desk Every bit as glorious as anything they have ever recorded. - Outside Left Dreamy and romantic, Danceteria plays out like a film over one crazy night of drifting through the city, from one synth-soaked adventure to the next. - PASTE, USA Listening to Danceteria, that unmistakable Soft Cell magic is still there. The synths, the atmosphere, the eccentricity and, of course, that gloriously recognisable Marc Almond vocal. It feels nostalgic without becoming trapped in nostalgia, which is no small achievement for a band whose musical DNA is so intrinsically linked to the 1980s. Danceteria feels like finding one final Polaroid tucked inside the Soft Cell archive. Somewhat eccentric, a little bit glamorous and absolutely worth putting on loud. Dave Ball may have left the building, but thankfully, he left the synthesizers switched on. - EQ MUSIC
