Print designed & hand-signed by Alejandro De Luna
UK Indie Chart No. 1 Singles (1980–1989)
UK Indie Chart No. 1 Singles (1980–1989)
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Part of the British Chart History Series. Also available: 1960–1990 UK No. 1 Singles.
Pick any 2 prints, and I’ll throw in a third of your choice — free, no code needed
A3 Archival Print | Framed or Unframed
A tribute to the decade that defined independent music in Britain. This meticulously designed A3 print chronicles every No. 1 single from the UK Indie Chart between 1980 and 1989 capturing a raw, revolutionary era of post-punk, synth-pop, noise, and DIY spirit.
Inspired by the vintage layout and typography of British music newspapers and indie chart listings, the design echoes the bold, type-driven aesthetic of NME, Melody Maker, and Record Mirror, publications that gave shape and visibility to the indie identity throughout the '80s.
Featuring landmark tracks like Love Will Tear Us Apart by Joy Division, Blue Monday by New Order, and There Is a Light That Never Goes Out by The Smiths, this timeline documents the artists who dominated the UK Independent Singles Chart from Cocteau Twins and Yazoo to The Jesus and Mary Chain, Depeche Mode, Crass, and The Stone Roses.
Each chart entry includes:
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The date the single first reached No. 1
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Weeks spent at the top
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Song title
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Artist and record label
A detailed reference and visual time capsule for collectors, designers, DJs, and music lovers alike and a must-have for anyone passionate about the UK indie scene.
Product Details:
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Size: A3 (297 × 420 mm)
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Paper: 290gsm archival-quality textured stock
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Framing Options:
→ Unframed – shipped flat, ready to pin or mount
→ Framed – in a slim, premium aluminum frame (black or silver)
Perfect for studios, living rooms, record shops, or anywhere that deserves a shot of independent chart history.
The soundtrack of a subculture. The legacy of a decade. The UK Indie Chart in full.
Designed with the look and feel of vintage indie chart listings from a golden age of the British music press.







Artwork Specs
Print sizes
Print Sizes
A3 – 29.7 × 42 cm (11.7 × 16.5 in)
A2 – 42 × 59.4 cm (16.5 × 23.4 in)
A1 – 59.4 × 84.1 cm (23.4 × 33.1 in)
Shipping Info
Free Tracked UK & EU Shipping: 3–7 days
Free Tracked USA & Canada Shipping: 7–14 days
Estimated delivery times apply to unframed prints.
Framed prints ship within 5–14 working days.
Commissioned prints ship within 10–25 working days.
About the prints
– Researched, curated, designed and hand-signed by Alejandro De Luna
– Printed on 170gsm premium matte art paper
Returns & Exchanges
– If you're not completely happy with your print, you can return it within 14 days of delivery
– Print must be returned in original condition and packaging
– Custom or commissioned prints are non-refundable
– To start a return, email shop@thesenseofdoubt.com with your order number
– Refunds are processed once the print is received and inspected
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The Sound of Memory, Visualised
Every print here tells a story. A carefully curated snapshot of musical history, distilled into clean, minimalist design. From iconic discographies to the hidden connections between scenes and cities, these works are equal parts research, curation, and design.
They’re not mass-produced. They’re not generated by a team.
They’re made by me, Alejandro De Luna, one man with an obsession for music, detail, and memory.
These prints have become:
“A true fan’s dream.”
“A walk down memory lane.”
“Something to get lost in again and again.”
You’re not just buying a print. You’re getting a piece that tells a story for years to come with all the care and heart that comes from doing it alone.