LISTENING TO THE MUSIC THE MACHINES MAKE traces British synthpop history, past to present
Taking its title from a line in an Ultravox song, Listening To The Music The Machines Make tells the story of synthpop, a largely British phenomenon.
Taking its title from a line in an Ultravox song, Listening To The Music The Machines Make tells the story of synthpop, a largely British phenomenon.
A fantastic homage to The Human League’s work in the 1980s - that shaped British popular music in the late 20th century – The Virgin Years is a collector’s essential.
Fans nostalgic for the heady days of Dare (now 40) and Human League hits like Don’t You Want Me filled the Motorpoint in Cardiff.
With December marking 40 years of Dare, The Human League are celebrating with a Cardiff Motorpoint Arena date.
Glenn Gregory, one half of 80s synthpoppers Heaven 17, sits down to reflect on the last 40 years with Carl Marsh.