The Human League

Indie Basement looks back at 2020's best reissues, box sets and compilations in the world of classic indie, college rock and more.

Watch Jarvis perform songs by Black Sabbath, Survivor, The Doors, Bruce Springsteen and more.

This week in Indie Basement: the amazing new album by Porridge Radio, plus Jeanines, The Wants, Wax Machine, and a terrific '80s UK synthpop collection compiled by Saint Etienne's Bob Stanley & Pete Wiggs.

Heaven 17's "We Don't Need This Fascist Groove Thang" tour brings the '80s synthpop vets to the U.S. and Canada in May.

This week in Indie Basement: reviews of the new Eddy Current Suppression Ring album, the 'Lodge 49' soundtrack and a four-disc comp of Sheffield post-punk, plus John Myrtle and Handle.

This week: reviews of new albums from Sonny & The Sunsets, Unlikely Friends and Holiday Ghosts, plus new Slumberland band Jeanines, more Wannadies reissues, and a British synthpop comp.

While never big in the States, Heaven 17 (a splinter group of The Human League) had a string of hit singles in the UK, including their classic debut single "(We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang," as well as "Temptation," "Come Live with Me" and "Crushed b…

Need a soundtrack for your end-of-the-world party? This might be it.

How many records can you name that have guest appearances from Yoko Ono AND the cowboy from The Village People? Well now there's at least one.

One of last year's coolest reissues was Who Is William Onyeabor? which collected many of the cult Nigerian funk singer and synthesizer pioneer William Onyeabor's best tracks...