Among the latest additions is the recently issued orange vinyl edition of the Vegas album, alongside a further selection of items from the Korda Marshall auction. These continue to reveal unique insights into the production and promotion of releases connected to Dave Stewart, with acetates, test pressings and promotional formats now documented within the archive.

One of the most exciting discoveries is an apparently previously unseen UK promo cassette edition of We Too Are One, adding another piece to the story of Eurythmics' final studio album of their original recording era. Even after more than three decades, new formats and variations continue to surface, reminding collectors that there are still treasures waiting to be discovered.

The video section has also been expanded with several notable additions, including promotional video entries for "17 Again" and a fascinating Sophie Muller showreel featuring two Annie Lennox videos. Given Sophie Muller's long creative partnership with Annie, this provides another interesting glimpse into the visual side of her solo career.

Another area seeing significant growth is the collection of Dick Clark National Music Survey radio broadcast albums. These syndicated US radio programmes provide a fascinating snapshot of Eurythmics' growing popularity in America during their breakthrough years and illustrate how quickly Annie and Dave's music found an audience across the Atlantic.

Collectors of unusual international releases will also enjoy the latest additions of Russian flexi disc bootlegs featuring Annie Lennox, a highly collectable and often overlooked area of the catalogue that demonstrates the global reach of her music.

Also newly added is a rare Israeli bootleg 12" single of "Walking On Broken Glass", notable for its striking shattered glass effect artwork. Unofficial releases such as this remain a fascinating part of the collecting landscape and often feature unique designs that differ significantly from officially released formats.

Elsewhere, the latest update includes further promotional DVDs, radio recordings, test pressings, acetates and rare formats from across the Eurythmics catalogue. Recent additions range from promotional items and white label pressings to one-off manufacturing variants and obscure collector pieces that help tell the wider story behind the music.

As always, thanks go to the collectors and contributors who continue to share information, scans and discoveries. Every new addition helps preserve another small piece of Eurythmics history and ensures that these rare releases remain documented for fans and collectors around the world.

The Ultimate Eurythmics Discography now stands at almost 6,500 entries and continues to be one of the most comprehensive online resources dedicated to the music of Eurythmics, Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart.