'Who needs love like that' was originally Erasure's debut single in 1985. While the original 1985 release enjoyed only minor ...

What a great title for Valentine's day: 'Oh l'amour' by Erasure. If I'm being completely honest, I have to say I didn...

'You surround me' was released as the second single from Erasure's fourth studio album 'Wild!'. Upon release, it became ...

'Ship of fools' was released in February 1988 as Erasure's first single from their third album 'The innocents' and their...

'Love to hate you' was released as the second single from Erasure's 1991 album 'Chorus'. It is one of Erasure's most...

'Heavenly Action' was released in November 1985 as Erasure's second single. Released after 'Who needs love like that', i...

In 1992, Erasure released the Abba-esque EP , featuring four covers of Abba songs. All formats were released with four tracks on them, so on...

Erasure released their album 'I say I say I say' in 1994, at a time when the 7" single was fast becoming harder to find. Only t...

Last week when we were in Utrecht, Puck showed me this single by Erasure. I couldn't for the life of me figure out whether I already had...

'Chains of love' was released in May 1988 as the second single from Erasure's third studio album 'The innocents'. The al...

'Victim of love' was written by Erasure band members Vince Clarke and Andy Bell and incorporates the signature Erasure sound of upte...

According to Erasure members Vince Clarke and Andy Bell, 'The circus' was a deliberate departure of the pop sound of their previous ...

I might never have heard 'A little respect' if Kim Wilde hadn't decided to start performing the song live during her 2009 spring...

'Oh l'amour' was released in April 1986 as the third single by the synthpop duo Erasure. Written by members Vince Clarke and And...

'Sunday girl' was released as the second single from Erasure's 13th studio album 'Light at the end of the world' in June...

While in the UK their record company had stopped releasing 7" singles by Erasure after ' Run to the sun ', their American recor...

'Run to the sun' was the second single from Erasure's sixth studio album 'I say I say I say', released in July 1994. It ...

'Always' was released as the first single from Erasure's sixth album 'I say I say I say'. The song quickly became Erasur...

Vince Clarke and Andy Bell have always been big fans of Abba, and so they decided in 1992 to record the 'Abba-esque' EP. It was orig...

The fourth and final single taken from their 1992 album 'Chorus', Erasure's 'Breath of life' is written from the point o...