Electronic announce new vinyl format releases

Author: Dan Biggane

Read Time:   |  18th June 2025

Raise The Pressure and Twisted Tenderness released on 2LP

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Electronic announce vinyl format releases of their albums Raise The Pressure and Twisted Tenderness.

Twisted Tenderness is being released for the first time on vinyl and is available on 2LP.  Raise The Pressure is being reissued for the first time on vinyl and is also being made available on 2LP.

Both of the albums are pressed on recycled black vinyl and have been mastered at Abbey Road Studios by Frank Arkwright.

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Released in 1996, five years after their critically acclaimed debut, Raise The Pressure was the second studio album from Electronic. For their second release, Bernard Sumner and Johnny Marr were joined by previous collaborator Denise Johnson on vocals and expanded the line up to include Karl Bartos (Kraftwerk), who co-wrote six tracks on the 13-track album.

Twisted Tenderness was the band’s third and final studio album, originally released in 1999, it marked a return to a more urgent and visceral energy with tighter song structures. Capturing the spirit of late-90s experimentation with Sumner and Marr’s unmistakable hooks, the record was co-produced by legendary DJ, Arthur Baker. The line up included Jimi Goodwin (Doves) on bass, Ged Lynch (Black Grape) and featured the singles Vivid and Late At Night and a cover of Steve Winwood’s Can’t Find My Way Home.

TRACKLIST
Raise The Pressure

LP1
Side A
Forbidden City
For You
Dark Angel
One Day

Side B
Until The End Of Time
Second Nature
If You’ve Got Love

LP2
Side C
Out Of My League
Interlude
Freefall

Side D
Visit Me
How Long
Time Can Tell

Twisted Tenderness

LP1
Side A
Make It Happen
Haze
Vivid

Side B
Breakdown
Can’t Find My Way Home

LP2
Side C
Twisted Tenderness
Like No Other
Late At Night

Side D
Prodigal Son
When She’s Gone
Flicker

Raise The Pressure and Twisted Tenderness released on 22 August via Warner Music and available for pre-order here.

Featured image credit: John Shard

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Written by

Dan Biggane

Dan Biggane is a writer for Classic Pop and Vintage Rock magazines. A former entertainment editor at the Bath Chronicle newspaper, he’s interviewed countless big names from the world of rock and pop including Robert Plant and John Lydon, as well as members of The Specials, The Selecter, The Cure, The Go-Go's, Echo & The Bunnymen, Dexys, Deacon Blue, and Suzanne Vega.