EMF were formed in late 1989 in Cinderford, in the Forest of Dean with a line-up comprising of lead singer James Atkin, with guitarist Ian Dench, keyboardist Derry Brownson, bassist Zac Foley and drummer Mark Decloedt. Their name stood for Epsom Mad Funkers which was taken from the description given to New Order fans by journalist David Quantick in the NME.

They exploded onto the global stage with their infectious blend of dance, rock, and pop, and their debut album ‘Schubert Dip’ (which contained the hit singles ‘I Believe’, ‘Lies’, and ‘Children’ plus the smash hit 'Unbelievable', a song that would go on to define a generation and top charts worldwide) captured this raw energy and genre-defying sound.

This expanded, deluxe edition of that first album celebrates its 35th anniversary in style over four CDs with the original album in its entirety bolstered by a comprehensive selection of remixes, B-sides and live versions. There is also a disc of previously unissued demos.

• 57-track expanded 4CD set (including 19 previously unreleased tracks) housed in a deluxe clamshell box.
• Includes the original album, remixes, B-sides, and live versions plus previously unreleased demo versions.
• Plus a 44-page booklet with rare imagery, lyrics and a brand new sleeve note with quotes from Ian Dench and James Atkin.