Synth pop trio Bronski Beat's 1984 debut The Age of Consent is a rarity in musical history - an album that both defined a generation and challenged the status quo. 40 years later and The Age of Consent remains as prescient and vital as ever as it did on its original release; truly transgressive - defiant, queer, and laden with hooks. To celebrate this important anniversary, London Records revisit the album across a series of formats, uncovering sonic archival gems, new mixes and more. The Age of Consent - The Album Plus The original album, plus 6 bonus tracks [7" versions and radio edits] Hundreds & Thousands - The Remix Plus The original remix album, plus 5 bonus tracks Consent Extended - The 12 Inches Plus Rare 12" versions, US Club Mixes, B-sides Ignore at Your Peril - The Rarities Plus Radio sessions, previously unreleased early versions, and studio sessions DVD - The First Chapter - The Videos Plus Restored music videos, Top of The Pops performances, Original TV adverts 24-page booklet featuring rare and unseen photos, and essays.