Reproduction

The Human League

Reproduction

RELEASED: October 01, 1979
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
Track Listing
1. Almost Medieval 4:34 2. Circus of Death 3:51 3. The Path of Least Resistance 3:27 4. Blind Youth 3:16 5. The Word Before Last 3:56 6. Empire State Human 3:10 7. Morale… / You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling 9:30 8. Austerity / Girl One (medley) 6:38 9. Zero as a Limit 4:01
Historical Archive
Reproduction is the debut studio album by English synth-pop band The Human League, released in 1979. The album showcases a blend of electronic music with pop sensibilities, characterized by its innovative use of synthesizers and sequencers. The sound is marked by a cold, mechanical quality that was a hallmark of the late 1970s electronic music scene. The album has been influential in the development of synth-pop and new wave music, setting the stage for the band's later commercial success. Tracks like 'Being Boiled' and 'Circus of Death' reflect the band's experimental approach, while the overall aesthetic contributes to its lasting legacy as a pioneer of the genre.