Heaven 17

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Heaven 17 is a British synth-pop band formed in the early 1980s, known for their politically charged lyrics and influential electronic sound on albums like "Penthouse and Pavement."

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Heaven 17 canonical 3

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instanceOf band
synth-pop band
activePeriod 1980s
1990s
2000s
2010s
2020s
associatedAct British Electric Foundation NERFINISHED
Heaven 17 featuring Billie Godfrey NERFINISHED
The Human League NERFINISHED
basedOn fictional band Heaven 17 from A Clockwork Orange
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
genre dance-pop
electronic music
new wave
post-punk
synth-pop
hasGenreElement political pop
hasInfluenced later synth-pop artists
hasPart British Electric Foundation NERFINISHED
inception 1980
influencedBy The Human League NERFINISHED
keyboardist Ian Craig Marsh NERFINISHED
Martyn Ware NERFINISHED
locationFormed Sheffield NERFINISHED
lyricsCharacteristic politically charged lyrics
member Glenn Gregory NERFINISHED
Ian Craig Marsh NERFINISHED
Martyn Ware NERFINISHED
notableAlbum How Men Are NERFINISHED
Penthouse and Pavement NERFINISHED
The Luxury Gap NERFINISHED
notableSong (We Don’t Need This) Fascist Groove Thang NERFINISHED
Come Live With Me NERFINISHED
Crushed By The Wheels Of Industry NERFINISHED
Let Me Go NERFINISHED
Temptation NERFINISHED
notableWork (We Don’t Need This) Fascist Groove Thang NERFINISHED
How Men Are NERFINISHED
Penthouse and Pavement NERFINISHED
Temptation NERFINISHED
The Luxury Gap NERFINISHED
originatedFrom split in The Human League
recordLabel British Electric Foundation NERFINISHED
Virgin Records
soundCharacteristic electronic sound
use of synthesizers and drum machines
vocalist Glenn Gregory NERFINISHED

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The Human League associatedAct Heaven 17
Carol Kenyon performedWith Heaven 17
Cooking Vinyl hasArtist Heaven 17