Heaven 17

new wave, 80s, synthpop

Heaven 17

Discography

Pix Title Duration
Temptation (Original Demo) 08:35
(We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang (Censored Version) 03:30
Let Me Go 04:22
Let Me Go! 04:22
(We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang 04:21
(We Don't Need) This Fascist Groove Thang 04:21
Penthouse & Pavement 06:23
Penthouse And Pavement 06:23
Temptation (Edit) 03:00
Fascist Groove Thing 04:05
lets all make a bomb 04:07
Let's All Make A Bomb 04:07
Temptation (2008 Version featuring Billie Godfrey) 05:52
Play To Win 03:37
Sunset Now 03:36
Geisha Boys and Temple Girls 04:33
Crushed By the Wheels of Industry 05:54
The Height Of The Fighting 03:01
Temptation (Brothers In Rhythm Remix Edit) 21:36
And That's No Lie 10:08
Penthouse And Pavement (Edit) 04:04
Play To Win (B.E.F. Disco Mix) 03:15
(We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thing 04:05
Soul Warfare 05:04
Song With No Name 03:36
Crushed By the Wheels of Industry (Edit) 03:44
The Foolish Thing to Do 03:40
Don't Fear The Reaper 03:58
Foolish Thing to Do 03:40
(Don't Fear) The Reaper 04:39
Lady Ice and Mr Hex 03:45
I'm Your Money 05:11
Trouble 04:01
Dive 04:25
Party Fears Two 06:32
Key to the World 03:42
Five Minutes to Midnight 03:49
The Best Kept Secret 05:06
Reputation 03:09
Free 02:53
Heavy Drum Experiment 00:31
Shame Is on the Rocks 04:05
Flame Down 02:38
Let Me Go (Instrumental) 04:54
Empire State Human 04:01
Crushed By The Wheels Of Industry (Parts One And Two) 06:59
Don't Fall 05:19
Bigger Than America 05:13
Unreal Everything 04:08
Flamedown 02:59

Artist Media

Born: 0000-00-00

Country: GB

Biography - Heaven 17

Heaven 17 is a British synthpop band originating in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England that was formed in 1980, having much 80s success with their electronic sound. Taking their name from a fictional group mentioned in Anthony Burgess's novel A Clockwork Orange (where 'The Heaven Seventeen' are at number 4 in the charts with 'Inside'), Heaven 17 formed when Ian Craig Marsh and Martyn Ware split from their earlier group, The Human League, and devised the production company British Electric Foundation (B.E.F.).

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