Kim Wilde has blazed a trail ever since she made her debut with the indelible ‘Kids in America’ back in 1981, becoming the most charted British female artist of the 80s with a string of smashes around the globe. A perennial pop icon, Kim Wilde will release her 15th studio album, Closer, in 2025.

By popular demand, Kim’s seventh studio album, 1990’s Love Moves, is given a deluxe 2CD+DVD reissue on Cherry Pop, comprehensively expanded with bonus tracks, remixes, videos and BBC TV performances for the very first time.

Originally released on MCA, Love Moves includes the UK hits ‘It’s Here’, ‘Time’ and ‘I Can’t Say Goodbye’ plus the overseas singles ‘Can’t Get Enough (Of Your Love)’ and ‘World in Perfect Harmony’ – all showcasing the big pop sound Kim had by then made her own in partnership with her chief collaborator, co-writer and producer, her brother Ricky.

Packaged in a stunning fold-out digifile with a 24-page booklet, this edition features new sleeve notes, discography, additional images from Kim’s personal collection and full lyrics.

First-ever expanded edition of Deuce’s 1995 hit album ‘On The Loose’ (UK Album Chart #18).

The 4 CD box set includes the original album as remastered by Kinky Roland and a selection of the best of their remixes plus 14 previously unreleased versions from Phil Harding’s vault.

This 54-track comprehensive release also includes a 28-page booklet featuring lyrics, photos and quotes from and about the band’s short but impactful reign of pop perfection!

This Phil Harding (PWL, East 17, 911, Boyzone) and Ian Curnow written and produced album contains all of Deuce’s Top 40 hits Call It Love (UK #11), I Need You (UK #10) and On The Bible (UK #13) and, for the first time, also includes, their 4th and final single No Surrender (UK #29), and all mixes thereof, as produced by PWL legend Mike Stock. Deuce were the brainchild of pop impresario Tom Watkins (Pet Shop Boys, Bros, East 17, Electribe 101).

Penthouse And Pavement + The Luxury Gap

Original members of Sheffield’s Human League, Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh left and formed Heaven 17 in 1980. Debut album Penthouse And Pavement contained the singles 'Play To Win', 'Penthouse And Pavement', and 'The Height Of The Fighting'. Their second album The Luxury Gap featured the Top 5 hits 'Temptation' and 'Come Live With Me', as well as 'Crushed By The Wheels Of Industry' and 'Let Me Go'. 

These new Heavyweight Vinyl editions have been expertly mastered by Barry Grint at AIR Mastering from the original stereo tapes using precision half-speed mastering. 

Also available on 2-Disc Deluxe CD featuring the original album, while bonus Disc Two contains non-album A- and B-sides, original demos and 12” versions.

Was the world ever ready for Thomas Leer? Listening back to Thomas’s The Scale Of Ten one can hear all the potential there. It’s this theme of tweaking a recipe. Here it was to make his once abrasive, experimental blue-eyed soul into a chromed-out beast, outfitted in Fairlight CMI clothing, permeating with giant-sized hooks. In 1985, this once industrial and noise darling, commanded the attention of Trevor Horn and tried to make the unlikely leap into Pop stardom.

On The Scale Of Ten we get the pure, unadulterated stuff: Thomas as torch singer for the hardest, darkest times where a little abrasive roughness around the edges works much better to take the scum off. Don’t you know, not everything is a laughing matter.