 The same year, he produced The Human League's first album, "Reproduction" and their single "I Don't Depend on You" released under the name of The Men.His lesser-known productions around this time included the single "Move in Rhythm" by Airkraft (1980) on the Square record label, now a collector's piece, and the EP "Digital Cowboy" with the hit-single "Target for Life" by Our Daughter's Wedding, from 1981.He achieved widespread recognition with Duran Duran's debut album (1981) and the follow-up "Rio" (1982); bassist John Taylor later described Thurston as "a major catalyst for the Eighties sound".