Spandau Ballet has to be one of the coolest band names ever devised - but it actually has a rather morbid meaning.
The chart-topping boyband were a group of school pals who were put together in 1976, consisting of brothers Martin and Gary Kemp along with frontman Tony Hadley, saxophonist Steve Norman and drummer John Keeble.
They had eight UK top 10 albums and ten UK top 10 hits with tracks like Gold, Only When You Leave and True - but soon they were involved in one of pop's messiest public break-ups and a subsequent feud.