Heaven 17
Active: 1981–1993
17
Releases
13
Active Years
About Heaven 17
Taking their name from the Anthony Burgess novel A Clockwork Orange, the U.K.
techno-pop trio Heaven 17 grew out of the experimental dance project the British Electric Foundation, itself an offshoot of the electro-pop outfit Human League.
The core of Heaven 17 was originally comprised of Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh, a pair of onetime computer operators who first teamed in 1977 as the Dead Daughters, a duo that integrated synthesizer patterns with a heavy reliance on tape loops.
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Complete Discography
(WE DON'T NEED THIS) FASCIST GROOVE THANG
Documented across 5 weeks
PLAY TO WIN
Documented across 7 weeks
PENTHOUSE AND PAVEMENT
Documented across 3 weeks
LET ME GO
Documented across 8 weeks
TEMPTATION
Documented across 13 weeks
COME LIVE WITH ME
Documented across 11 weeks
CRUSHED BY THE WHEELS OF INDUSTRY
Documented across 7 weeks
SUNSET NOW
Documented across 6 weeks
THIS IS MINE
Documented across 7 weeks
…(AND THAT'S NO LIE)
Documented across 5 weeks
CONTENDERS
Documented across 4 weeks
THE FOOLISH THING TO DO FT JIMMY RUFFIN
Documented across 2 weeks
TROUBLE
Documented across 4 weeks
BALLAD OF GO GO BROWN
Documented across 2 weeks
TEMPTATION (BROTHERS IN RHYTHM REMIX)
Documented across 11 weeks
(WE DON'T NEED THIS) FASCIST GROOVE THANG {1993}
Documented across 2 weeks
PENTHOUSE AND PAVEMENT {1993}
Documented across 1 week