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Human Sexual Response (HSR) emerged from Boston's vibrant late-1970s / early-1980s new wave scene, making a lasting impact with their sharp synths, quirky art-rock sensibilities, and fearless live performances. Originating in Boston, Massachusetts, HSR helped define the regional sound that bridged post-punk energy with pop hooks, earning a dedicated following and national attention as they shared bills with groundbreaking acts and played iconic venues across the United States.

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While their discography remains a compact treasure, it showcases a willingness to experiment and push boundaries. Their music continues to resonate with collectors, fans, and researchers of the era's alternative music landscape.

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Upcoming performances and reunions have kept the HSR legacy in circulation through archival coverage and fan-driven interest. While there may not be a current official social media presence, fans can explore historical reviews, interviews, and concert photography to trace the band’s influence. If you're looking to explore Boston's influential new wave history or trace the lineage of late-70s/early-80s alternative music, Human Sexual Response represents a pivotal chapter worth discovering.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Human Sexual Response

  • Origin: Boston, Massachusetts; part of the late-1970s/early-1980s Boston new wave scene.
  • Studio albums: Fig. 14 (1980) on Eat Records; In a Roman Mood (1981) on Passport Records.
  • EP/companion: Pound (1981 EP); Fig. 15 (1992 CD reissue of Fig. 14 with extra track).
  • Notable touring/venue history: opened for Talking Heads, The Ramones, Public Image Ltd., and performed at venues like Hurrah in NYC and Madame Wong’s in LA.
  • Hit singles: Jackie Onassis (1980, 7" single) and What Does Sex Mean to Me? (single era, around 1980).
  • Reunions and legacy: multiple reunions with notable coverage; last documented public performances included a 2017 House of Blues Boston show.

The records

Human Sexual Response Discography

  • Fig. 15
    1992 · CD reissue of Fig. 14 LP with extra track
  • In a Roman Mood
    1981 · Passport Records
  • Fig. 14
    1980 · Eat Records

The hits

Top Human Sexual Response Songs

  • Jackie Onassis
    1980 · Did not chart
  • What Does Sex Mean to Me?
    1980 · Did not chart

Upcoming performances and reunions have kept the HSR legacy in circulation through archival coverage and fan-driven interest. While there may not be a current official social media presence, fans can explore historical reviews, interviews, and concert photography to trace the band’s influence. If you're looking to explore Boston's influential new wave history or trace the lineage of late-70s/early-80s alternative music, Human Sexual Response represents a pivotal chapter worth discovering.

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