Cabaret Voltaire share the 7-inch version of ‘Don’t Argue’ from the ‘CODE’ reissue

Cabaret Voltaire released the 7-inch version of “Don’t Argue” from their remastered 1987 album “CODE,” arriving October 9 on Mute ahead of their final 2026 tour. Originally produced with Adrian Sherwood and built on vocal samples from a 1945 Frank Capra film, the track charted in the UK upon initial release. The full “CODE” reissue encompasses a limited marble vinyl edition and a triple CD set featuring remastered period remixes and previously unreleased archive material, alongside new production notes. Recorded at the band’s Sheffield studio with London mixing sessions, the album featured guest contributions from saxophonist Simeon Lister, bassist Mark Brydon, and guitarist Bill Nelson. The remaster was completed following Richard H. Kirk’s 2021 death using his archived notes, with Stephen Mallinder and the Kirk estate providing consultation. The surviving members conclude their 50th-anniversary tour begun in 2025, featuring support from I Speak Machine, Gazelle Twin, and Fader across different regions.

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