Talk Talk was a British band formed in 1981, originally known for their synth-pop style. The group achieved commercial success in the 1980s with hits like "It's My Life" and "Life's What You Make It." As their music evolved, they transitioned into more experimental and post-rock sounds, particularly with their acclaimed albums "Spirit of Eden" (1988) and "Laughing Stock" (1991). Talk Talk's innovative approach and willingness to blend genres have had a lasting influence on a wide range of artists, earning them a revered status in the music industry. The band's lead singer, Mark Hollis, became notable for his introspective lyrics and unique vocal style. They disbanded in the early 1990s, with Hollis later releasing a solo album in 1998 before stepping away from the music scene.