Section 25 - Always Now The classic 1981 postpunk album on Factory Records produced by Martin Hannett Remastered 2xCD edition (34 tracks) with bonus singles, album outtakes, John Peel session and a complete live concert from 1980 Track 1-1 to 1-10 Originally released as the album Always Now in September 1981.

'Elektra', the new album by Section 25 is out now via Austrian label Klang Galerie on CD and all major download platforms. This is the band's 8th studio album and shows a welcome return to an old S25 work ethic of tracks recorded in one take and plenty of improvisation.Vin Cassidy: 'I am very proud of this project, particularly as Paul Wiggin came down to play guitar on several of the songs and it was great to meet and clear the air after so many years. When Paul was putting totally improvised guitar tracks down, he asked for all instruments/vocals to be turned off except for the bass guitar and drums. It was so moving listening to him play to this bare sound, I was transported back our very first recording session at Cargo Studios in 79 with Larry, Rob and Ian.'

I am also very grateful to Michael Cassidy for the able bass duties he provided on these tracks. I am not one for covers as a rule but we thought we would turn FML around and send it back S25 style'.The CD includes an 8 page booklet called 'Section X Section'.

This has a foreword by John Robb and contributions / observations from band members past and present.Buy it now'Elektra' is available to buy now via. Also available to.Tracklisting1. Kaufman achievement battery. Chase The Blue3. It Don't Get6. You Want Some7. You Don't Have To Be Liked To Be Good8.

The Greatest Thing9. This Is The Love10.

Floating Sun11. FML.track 11 is a cover of a Kanye West song which in turn sampled Section 25's 'Hit' from their Factory Records debut 'Always Now'.Paul Wiggin in the studioPaul Wiggin in the studioPaul Wiggin and Vin CassidyCreditsSection 25 are.Beth Cassidy. Vocals and KeyboardsVin Cassidy.

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Drums and additional PercussionJoanna Cassidy. Backing Vocals and KeyboardsSteve Stringer. Guitar and KeyboardsThanks to.Paul Wiggin. GuitarMichael Cassidy. Bass GuitarRecorded and Produced at West Orange Studios UK in Jan 2018Produced by Alan Gregson and Vin CassidyEngineered by Alan GregsonAll Songs written by Section 25 except FML written by K West and M DeanPhotos by Holsteph Photography.