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Telepathic Heights

by THIS HUMAN CONDITION

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Stokes Croft It’s the vibrant active creative revolutionary in Britain Yes. There is trouble on the streets Being smashed to smithereens Falling stones collide With the boys in blue and white And i can hardly breathe I cannot believe In the city where i live I see no truth in your eyes As you terrorise The Art of protest In disguise And i can hardly breathe I cannot believe In the city Where i live I see you all I hear the sounds Breaking glass and flashing lights From telepathic heights Helicopter in the sky Shine their lights into my eyes And i can hardly breathe I cannot believe In the city where i live
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This Human Condition’s debut single ‘Telepathic Heights’ was inspired by a riot that took place in 2011 in the Stokes Croft area of Bristol, England. The riot followed a raid by police on a squat named Telepathic Heights. A crowd quickly gathered, with approximately 300 people defending the squat and a 1,000 more caught up in the mayhem. Using 90s synthesizer sounds, helicopters, and some Indian chanting, This Human Condition’s song conveys the emotion felt from the chaos and disorder of that riot.

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released June 28, 2016

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THIS HUMAN CONDITION Bristol, UK

This Human Condition is an Electronic duo formed in Bristol (UK) in 2015 and blending many different styles including house, synth-pop, trip-hop, dubstep, trap, even calypso. Performing at Glastonbury Festival in 2017. They describe themselves as 'Handbag Punks' creating an electronic pick n mix. They have been described as Early Depeche Mode meets a darker Erasure. ... more

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