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Deep Dive: Made in Sheffield (2001)

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Made in Sheffield
Made in Sheffield is a documentary that covers the music scene in Sheffield, England from 1975 to 1983. Directed by Eve Wood, the film features prominent bands such as the Human League, Cabaret Voltaire, and Pulp, who did not achieve success until 1994. The film presents a timeline of the evolution of electronic pop music in the city, emphasizing the contributions of various local bands. The documentary runs for 52 minutes and was produced by Sheffield Vision and Slackjaw Film. It includes a diverse range of artists like ABC, Heaven 17, and Def Leppard, showcasing the vibrant and influential music culture that emerged during this period in Sheffield. The tagline, 'The birth of electronic pop,' encapsulates the film's focus on the innovative sound that originated from this city.

Why Watch

  • •See performances from iconic bands like the Human League.
  • •Find out about the rise of electronic pop in Sheffield.
  • •Meet lesser-known bands that shaped the music scene.

Did You Know

•The film covers the Sheffield music scene from 1975 to 1983.
•Pulp did not find success until 1994, long after the film's timeline.
•The documentary features 14 different bands from the Sheffield music scene.

Perfect For

Music history enthusiastsFans of electronic popSheffield locals