The Human League Videos Join Pause Collection
Fans can choose from selections from ‘Don’t You Want Me,’ ‘Love Action,’ and ‘The Lebanon.’
The Human League have joined Pause with a collection of prints featuring selected frames from three of the band’s music videos: “Don’t You Want Me,” “Love Action,” and “The Lebanon.” Pause curates the frames, and fans can browse its selections from each video to choose the image they want.
The videos each offer a distinct glimpse of the band’s visual world. “Don’t You Want Me” unfolds like a film within a film, with a thriller-style story that helped make the promo memorable alongside the song’s success. “Love Action” paired the band’s sharp pop presentation with a dance-focused single that reached the UK Top 3 in 1981.
“The Lebanon” took a different approach. Its staged concert footage accompanies a politically charged song about the conflict in Lebanon, while the track’s prominent guitars marked a departure from the synth-pop sound many listeners associated with the group. Together, the three videos capture different sides of the Human League’s early-1980s work.
Pause turns moments from music videos into physical prints, and has previously featured artists including Amy Winehouse, Keane, Olivia Dean, Sam Fender, and Def Leppard.
