Ultravox

Ultravox, originally formed in London in 1974 as Tiger Lily, stands as a seminal figure in the British new wave scene. Known for their pioneering blend of electronic music and rock, the group achieved significant success between 1980 and 1986, marking the landscape of UK music with seven top ten albums and seventeen top 40 singles. Their 1981 masterpiece, "Vienna," not only showcases their signature synthesis of genres but also remains an iconic track in the evolution of electronic music. Ultravox's contributions to the genre are characterized by innovative use of synthesizers, compelling narratives in their lyrics, and a distinctive sound that has influenced countless artists in the electronic and dance music spheres.