Although the Human League were important players in the early Eighties synthpop movement, their 12" single output was less than impress...

The Human League started out in 1977 as a group consisting of Martyn Ware, Ian Craig Marsh, Philip Oakey and Adrian Wright. When Ware and Cr...

Although the Human League is known as an "Eighties band" by most people, their career actually started in 1978 with Being boiled...

Released on December 26, 1994, 'Tell me when' was the first single by Human League in four years. A lot had changed in the record ...

It's hard to believe that this single was released in the summer of 1978, because the Human League's 'Being boiled' sounds...

'The sound of the crowd' was the fifth single by the Human League and represents the band's commercial breakthrough, reaching nu...

The lyric of 'Don't you want me' was, according to lead singer Phil Oakey from the Human League, inspired by a story in "a ...

With the release of ' Heart like a wheel ' the Human League seemed to have gotten things back on track. The album 'Romantic?...

After the failure of ' I need your loving ' in the UK, the record company decided to release no further singles from the Human Leagu...

Human League released their last album for Virgin, 'Romantic?' in 1990. The song is a return to the overtly political lyrics that th...

Back in the Eighties, I used to buy the UK music magazine Smash Hits regularly. One of the features of that magazine was the song lyrics fro...

In 1985 the recording sessions for the Human League's fifth album were not going well. The band did not like the results, which was caus...

'(Keep Feeling) Fascination' was released in April 1983 as a non-album single. It went to number 2 in the UK singles chart and peake...

'Mirror man' was released in November 1982 as the first single after the Human League's hugely successful 'Dare!' album ...

'Open your heart' was the third single to be released before the album 'Dare' saw the light of day in 1982. The song was ful...

The third and last single from Human League's 1984 album 'Hysteria' was the melancholy 'Louise'. Writer of the song and ...

'Life on your own' was the second single from the Human League's 1984 album 'Hysteria'. The track was made using a Linn ...

Taken from their 1984 album 'Hysteria' and released as its first single, 'The Lebanon' was a radical departure from what was...

'Love action' was the Human League's first top 10 hit in the UK in 1981, which was quite a feat since they'd been at it sinc...

After the loss of original members Martyn Ware and Ian Craig-Marsh, Phil Oakey recruited 'dancing girls' Susan Ann Sulley (17) and J...