One of the most revered and respected pop groups of the ’80s, Eurythmics, with over 20 international hits and 80 million albums sold, is in the spotlight once again, both for their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nomination and the impending re-release of their eight studio albums on vinyl. Spanning their entire career, the albums will be released by Sony/Legacy between April and October 2018, starting with In The Garden (1981), Sweet Dreams (1983) and Touch (1983) in April, followed by Be Yourself Tonight (1985), Revenge (1986) and Savage (1987) in July, and We Too Are One (1989) and Peace (1999) in October.

The eight Eurythmics studio albums being released on vinyl in 2018 will all feature the original artwork, illustrations and liner notes. As for the new vinyl releases, Dave Stewart assures, “They will sound better. In the archives, we have the original half-inch masters, which have a fantastic sound. That’s what we’re going from, not the digital remasters where the sound has been compressed.”

Co-produced with krautrock legend Conny Plank, the Eurythmics’ debut In The Garden is a quirky curio at the start of a long, lucrative and much-loved career. Featuring their debut singles “Never Gonna Cry Again” and “Belinda,” it provides a fascinating snapshot of a group in a state of flux, of exciting possibilities and new beginnings. It represents the hopes and experimentation of the duo breaking out of convention. It may not have the polish of Sweet Dreams or the ’80s sheen of Be Yourself Tonight, but it has something all of its own, a curious sense of imagination and boundless possibility.