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Human League

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Human League

English synth-pop band. It was one of the earliest and most innovative bands to use synthesizers and electronic rhythms. Their third album Dare was their first major success, producing the number-one single ‘Don't You Want Me’. Other hit singles include ‘Mirror Man’ and ‘(Keep Feeling) Fascination’.

The group was formed in 1977 by synth players Martyn Ware and Ian Marsh. They left in 1980 after tensions in the group, leaving Phil Oakey and Adrian Wright. Ian Burden, Jo Callis, Susan Ann Sulley, and Joanne Catherall joined later to form the final line-up.
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