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"Little Boots lined up a duet with Phil Oakey for her album, La Roux borrowed not only their sound but said frontman&amp;#039;s hairdo and Lady GaGa herself is apparently a fangirl. Given that electropop&amp;#039;s been having a bit of a moment for a couple of years now, the most surprising thing about the re-emergence of The Human League is that it&amp;#039;s taken them this bloody long. Actually, make that second most surprising aspect - with number one being that three decades down the line from Dare the synth-toting trio are still sounding this vital. &amp;#039;Night People&amp;#039; is an utterly persuasive paean to post-sundown pleasures, smart enough to rhyme &amp;quot;rancour&amp;quot; with &amp;quot;hanker&amp;quot;, playful enough to rhyme &amp;quot;freezers&amp;quot; with &amp;quot;cheeses&amp;quot; and catchy enough to co-exist with &amp;#039;Mirror Man&amp;#039; and the rest on future setlists. In fact, by the time it all goes a bit arms-in-the-air in the final minute, you&amp;#039;ll already be on the National Rail website looking up train times to get you into Sheffield city centre for drinkies o&amp;#039;clock.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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