
| Track 1. Elusive |
| Track 2. Danceteria |
| Track 3. The Space Inside |
| Track 4. Times Square |
| Track 5. Two Of A Kind |
| Track 6. The Rainbow Room |
| Track 7. In Heaven (When I Dance With You) |
| Track 8. Decadence Is Hard Work |
| Track 9. Crackland |
| Track 10. What Is Your Morality |
| Track 11. Losing Yourself |
| Track 12. After Hours |
| Track 13. Wave To America |
| Track 14. Out Come The Freaks |
Soft Cell's Danceteria takes its name from one of New York's most infamous nightspots, though thankfully there's no requirement to queue outside in the rain wearing questionable knitwear before listening. This album serves as both a love letter to the city that helped shape Marc Almond and Dave Ball during the early 80s and a farewell to Ball himself, who completed the record shortly before his death, and fittingly, it sounds like Soft Cell. 'Times Square' and the title track dive headfirst into nocturnal excess, then 'The Rainbow Room' and 'After Hours' linger until morning. A final chapter from one of British synthpop's most distinctive partnerships, and a surprisingly elegant one at that.