Headlines And Deadlines - The Hits Of A-Ha: Vinyl LP Berserker Moving slightly away from the

Moving slightly away from the heavy electronic influenced last two albums and back towards more intense numbers (a la 'OK Computer')

They were one of the first acts to establish a sound based completely around the use of synthesizers

'Sing for the Moment' and 'Business'

Systemic was produced by Ruban Neilson of Unknown Mortal Orchestra

punctuated by chorus hooks that are simultaneously nuanced and anthemic

Headlines And Deadlines - The Hits Of A-Ha: Vinyl LP Berserker Moving slightly away from thePin ups of the late 1980s, A Ha were a teen dream. Their style relied on the quality of their vocal harmonies backed by a wash of electro drums and perky synths. Headlines and Deadlines features their greatest hits, such as Take On Me and The Sun Always Shines on TV plus more. Near in spirit to supergroup Abba, A Ha in their day appeared less manufactured than rivals Bros or any of the other generic boy bands, which is why their songs have remained