Today, The Zombies, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees and “British Invasion” pioneers, announce the release of Continue Here (Mono Remastered) on October 30, 2026 via Beechwood Park Records. The album is a never-before released collection of all non-album singles/b-sides released between their albums Begin Here and Odessey and Oracle (1964-1967) and follows the recent releases of Begin Here (Mono Remastered) and Odessey And Oracle (Mono Remastered). Pre-save and preorder Continue Here (Mono Remastered) here.

The band today also share the first track and visualizer off the album for “I Love You.” Listen to “I Love You” (Mono Remastered) here and watch the lyric video here.

The volume of singles released by The Zombies was not unusual in the mid-1960’s.  Recalls lead singer Colin Blunstone: “It was very much a singles-orientated market in those days.  Albums were almost an afterthought.  After the sudden success of “She’s Not There”, the band was under constant pressure from Decca Records to record and release a new single every six weeks!  Rod (Argent) and Chris (White) would have to sit in the back of the tour bus to write songs every chance they got, and then we’d rush into the studio whenever there was a break.  I tried my own hand at songwriting for the band during this time, and we recorded my two first songs, which are included in this new release!"

Few of these singles made an impact on the charts when originally released, however, the songs were soon embraced by other artists.  A cover of “I Love You” by San Jose band People! made the Billboard Top 20 in 1968, while a 16-year-old Tom Petty began a life-long obsession with The Zombies after hearing “I Want You Back Again” on the radio (the song later became a regular feature of his live set with The Heartbreakers), and Sonny & Cher improbably cut their own version of “Leave Me Be” for 1966’s The Wondrous World of Sonny & Cher.