Experience the legacy of Sheffield electronic pioneers with a chance to win the remastered reissue of Cabaret Voltaire CODE. Originally released in 1987, this eighth studio album stands as the group’s most commercially successful work, blending synth-pop with mechanistic funk. Co-produced by dub mastermind Adrian Sherwood, the record features the charting singles Don’t Argue and Here To Go.
This special reissue was meticulously crafted from original tapes by Denis Blackham. The project began in 2019 and was completed using detailed notes to ensure a fitting tribute to the band’s history. The restored original artwork accompanies the music, bringing a bold era of electronic experimentation back to life 💿.
Lucky entrants will receive Cabaret Voltaire CODE on both vinyl and triple CD formats. To add to the collectibility of the prize, the bundle includes an art card signed by Stephen Mallinder. This is a rare opportunity for fans to own a physical piece of electronic music history that remained out of print for years. Open to UK residents aged 18 and over, the entry period remains open until 14 November 2026.
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