9/23/2026

CABARET VOLTAIRE share remastered single version of 'Here To Go' from CODE, out 9 Oct on Mute

CABARET VOLTAIRE 

LISTEN TO THE REMASTERED SINGLE VERSION OF ‘HERE TO GO

 

FROM LONG AWAITED REMASTERED RELEASE OF THEIR 1987 ALBUM, CODE

 

VINYL AND TRIPLE CD OUT 9 OCT ON MUTE

  

“… its par­tic­u­lar com­bin­a­tion of ear­worm synth lines, spark­ling gui­tar flour­ishes and mod­ern­ist drum pat­terns cre­ated a CV album that’s almost slinky” – MOJO

 

“…electronic phasing at its best, and the way it spreads a thin, bubblegum sheen atop very cluttered, haunting melodies is masterful and unparalleled” – one of Paste Magazine’s 50 Greatest Synth Pop Albums of All Time

 

“With imagery derived from US paramilitary groups and police surveillance techniques, CODE was a daunting work of propaganda, destabilisation and control.” – The Wire

 

…the closest thing CV ever made to a party record” – AllMusic

 

“…finds the ideal balance between accessibility and menace” – Rolling Stone

Out of print for many years, CODE remains a fan favourite. The new remastered reissue will feature new in-depth sleeve notes, focussed on the production and legacy of the album, and be available on limited edition “CODIFIED” marble vinyl and as a deluxe triple CD set featuring two bonus discs of remastered remixes from the time, plus unreleased remixes discovered in the archive.

 

CODE captures the band at the height of their commercial and creative powers, marking the point that Richard H Kirk and Stephen ‘Mal’ Mallinder signed to EMI exposing them to a world of bigger budgets, but no compromise on their unique vision. The album became their most commercially successful with two singles - ‘Don’t Argue’ and ‘Here To Go’ - breaking the UK Official Singles Chart, and, explains Mal in the new sleevenotes, “This album captures a very interesting moment in time where we were moving into a technological world. Probably more than anything else Richard and I made together, CODE was a political record that we didn't have to directly articulate as political, mostly because of what was going on in the background at that time.”

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CABARET VOLTAIRE share remastered single version of 'Here To Go' from CODE, out 9 Oct on Mute

CABARET VOLTAIRE  LISTEN TO THE REMASTERED SINGLE VERSION OF ‘ HERE TO GO ’   FROM LONG AWAITED REMASTERED RELEASE OF THEIR 1987 ALBUM, CODE...