Happy to share our year-end list. This year, the album selection is shorter than usual, while our singles list expands to the customary top ...

 Kim Wilde has officially released her 15th studio album, Closer , today via Cherry Red Records. The album was preceded by the singles ...

Kim Wilde has returned with a brand new single and her first new release since 2018. Titled "Trails of Destruction," it sees Kim r...

 The Record Store Day has announced releases for this year as part of their celebration on April 20. One standout release is Kim Wilde's...

"Can't Get Enough (Of Your Love)" was a song form Kim Wilde's album 'Love Moves' which was released thirty years...

Parlophone Label Group (Plg) has announced a series of triple album collection reiusses for this month. Most interesting for us are the Ki...

"Rewind Scotland – The 80s Festival" in Perth, Scotland is back for its third year running. The festival will take place from Frid...

Thirty years ago Kim Wilde had a hit with "View Form The Bridge". It was the second single to be released from her second album ...

To dovetail Heaven 17’s world premiere of “The Luxury Gap” album performed in its entirety in 3D sound at the London Roundhouse on Frida...

Rewind – The 80s Music Festival is to launch a new weekend event at Scone Palace in Perthshire, Scotland from 29th-31st July 2011. The festi...

Kim Wilde will release her 11th album this Summer on August 13, 2010. The album is entitled 'Come Out and Play' and it will be prece...

Cherry Red continues to release albums from Kim Wilde catalog. After the release of the first three albums, they will relase 'Teases a...

The first two albums by the British singer Kim Wilde have been released on CD trough Cherry Red Records. Her self-titled debut album reached...

"Sparks" was one of the outstanding tracks from the album Catch as Catch Can from the year 1983 which despite the very atmospher...

Leisure Process was a short lived New Wave duo comprised of sax player Gary Barnacle and singer Ross Middleton. Gary Barnacle was a saxoph...