SOFT CELL release new track “The Space Inside”

“An ode to the experience of transfiguration on the dancefloor, it’s an uplifting slice of synth-fuelled disco.” – CLASH

“a joyous, celebratory burst of disco pop” – Classic Pop

“minimalistic electropop at its finest” – FLOOD

“euphoric” – Our Culture

SOFT CELL
Release New Track
“THE SPACE INSIDE”
A darker electronic pop take
from final album
DANCETERIA

Listen here to this escapist pop anthem
All majestic vocals from Marc Almond
And epic ravey synths from Dave Ball

The sixth and final studio album
Out September 25, 2026 via Republic of MusicPre-order Danceteria on vinyl, CD and digital

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“The Space Inside”
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AUGUST 11, 2026 [New York, NY] — Electronic music legends SOFT CELL, a.k.a. singer and frontman Marc Almond and multi-instrumentalist and producer Dave Ball, have released “The Space Inside,” a darker electronic pop track showing the heavier, moodier side of forthcoming new album Danceteria. This will be Soft Cell’s sixth and final studio album, set for release September 25, 2026 via Republic of Music.

Released digitally on all platforms today, “The Space Inside” is an escapist pop anthem featuring majestic vocals from Marc Almond and epic ravey synths from Dave Ball. “The Space Inside” transports us back to the queer leather bars and sex clubs of Manhattan’s Meatpacking District in the early ’80s, where the city’s night owls find themselves “searching for redemption in the night’s decay”. Listen to the track at the link above.

This track directly contrasts with previous single “In Heaven (When I Dance With You),” a lighter summery poppy cut from Danceteria with a feelgood, kitschy video by collage artist Vicki Bennett, starring Marc and Dave performing on a heavenly dancefloor and floating with synths through the clouds. FLOOD premiered the video last week. In related news, Marc and Dave are Classic Pop’s cover stars of this month’s edition with an extensive 8 page feature by John Earls interviewing Marc Almond, check it out here.