Fin de Siclewas first released in 1998. Chock full of millennial angst, it was the bands most ambitious album to date. Time Out described it asA huge, extraordinary record a concept album even, picking at the scabs of twentieth century existence.. quintessential pop music.Metro saidFin de Sicle ...is dangerously close to being a masterpiece.. funny, sad, melodically compelling and obsessed with the themes of numbness, death and public transport. Neil McCormick in the Telegraph saidNeil Hannon is one of the most prodigiously talented individuals working in the world of pop... The range of Hannons songwriting is simply unmatched by any of his contemporaries. The album charted at number 9, but it was the third single from the album,National Express,thatprovided The Divine Comedy with their first top ten single.Other stand out tracks from the album includeGeneration Sex, The Certainty Of ChanceandSunrise.The LP release consists of the original remastered album, cut at Abbey Road, packaged with a download code for the album and bonus tracks. The LP is heavyweight black vinyl in a gatefold sleeve accompanied with photos, credits and Neils liner notes.To mark the release, The Divine Comedy play five nights at the Barbican in London in early September and then later the same month, five nights at the Cite de la Musique in Paris. Performing as an eleven-piece ensemble, the bandwill play two albums from their catalogue in full each night. Fin de Sicle and Regeneration will be performed on the 4th Septemberin London and the 27th Sept in Paris.Tracklisting:Generation SexThrillseekerCommuter LoveSwedenEric The GardenerNational ExpressLife On EarthThe Certainty Of ChanceHere Comes The FloodSunriseBonus Material (Download card)Ive Been To A Marvellous PartyGeneration Sex (early idea)Gin Soaked BoyWith Whom To DanceThrillseeker (rehearsal version)Maryland Electric RainstormLittle Acts Of KindnessLife On Earth (early idea)The Dead Only QuicklyThe Winter BluesLondon IrishHere Comes The Flood (demo)The Certainty Of Chance (demo)Last Stand In MetrolandOverstrandThen Four Buses Came Along At OnceNational Express (rehearsal version)Postcard To RosieDear Lord And Father Of Mankind