Soft Cell

Today's picks for live videos to watch while you're home and every show is cancelled include The Chameleons in 1984, Soft Cell during their 2002 reunion, The Sound in 1984, Kate Tempest performing 'Let Them Eat Chaos' and more.

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The first-ever NYC edition of LA party Sex Cells went down at Brooklyn Bazaar this past weekend, and most excitingly, it featured Soft Cell singer Marc Almond performing Soft Cell material (and more)...

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The tour is a collaboration with LA party Sex Cells and also features Hercules & Love Affair.

Bob Stanley (Saint Etienne), Wendy Smith (Prefab Sprout), Cosey Fanni Tutti, Midge Ure, Holly Herndon, Kelly Lee Owens, Zola jesus & more have also paid tribute.

”Hit shuffle and consider drinking an overpriced beer out of a plastic cup for enhanced effect,” Trent says.

It's off a 10-disc box set, which comes out two days before Soft Cell play their first show since 2004 (which they also say will be their last ever).

"The way the show looks, the way it's written, and the way it sounds, we try and give our show a real identity. We want people to be like, 'Well that's like Master of None music.'"