Telepathic Heights - Single release. ​


The first single Telepathic Heights is taken from the debut album Project Zero.

Released. June 28th, 2016.
Available on all digital & streaming platforms including iTunes, Spotify, Soundcloud & Beatport.

Video: youtu.be/U-H97Ephoyg

This Human Condition - Rough Trade Bristol


Jamie and Misterminchie hosted an electronic showcase showing off Bristol's underground electronic scene.

September 7th 2018 as part of EMOM set up by Martin Christie. 

13 acts performed including This Human Condition, Stereo Kela, Phoenix Flare, Fourth Engine, Sapphira feat Tonestepa, Ymi-lykthat, Hektagon plus more. Photo's Here

We All Play Synth (EMOM) Showcase at Rough Trade Bristol.

​Findly Shakespeare 

This Human Condition

BJ's

Goodzie

Hektagon

Infintium

Phoenix Flare


​Jamie will be doing some hosting and This Human Condition will be performing as part of the We All Play Synth showcase on 18th October 2019 and Performing debut of new track 'God Kills Another Kitten" to be released in the new year! Mister minchie also performs 'Passion' another new song. 

The 'Normal Remixes' 


​Featuring the 'Nature of Wires' remix plus 2 tracks from the Normal Remix Competition. Listen to the winning tracks below.

Winner: Paddy Uglow 

Runner-up: Time In Antarctica

Review:  Tom Robinson's Fresh On The Net 

Press: MySoCalledGayLife

​Debut Album 'Project Zero' Released, April 8th, 2016.

Review by Brian Inglis.

YMNLT x EMOM - Vol. 3

(Released 15, November 2019)
by YOU MIGHT NOT LIKE THIS

ft. Telepathic Heights (Club Mix) by This Human Condition plus, Lizzle Bradley, Jan Doyle Band, Martin Christie, UX, Paddy Uglow and Behind The Moon. 


Buy the CD 


This album is to celebrate all the artists who have played the EMOM nights. 


EMOM webstie

Rusty Egan played Breaking The Code & Psychotropic on his Electronic Family Tree Show on 19th August 2016.


Going out live on Radio stations & podcasts throughout the world.

Rusty has now played 4 tracks from Project Zero including Telepathic Heights & Brother Blue

Bristol Music: Seven Decades of Sound exhibition at M-shed, in Bristol ft. This Human Condition.

Watch Video 

Bristol Music Playlist feat, Telepathic Heights

This Human Condition have been included in the A-Z of Bristol Bands at Bristol Music: Seven Decades of Sound exhibition at the M-Shed in Bristol (on until September 30th, 2018) the exhibition tells the story of the Bristol Music Scene. 

This Human Condition cover Madonna's Holiday for DEFSYNTH album- Oct 2016.

This Human Condition was given the challenge to record a cover of an iconic song. They chose Holiday by Madonna. It's very different and almost reinvented. It will feature on the album, A Fourth Masquerade put together by the Doncaster Electronic Foundation (DEF) free to download the entire album on 31st October 2016 via DEFSYNTH.COM or click on the links below. 

Read a review http://essentiallypop.com/epop/2016/11/essential-covers-this-human-condition-holiday-madonna-cover


Psychotropic video shown on TV.

January 15th 2016 -


This Human Condition get their new video Psychotropic featured on The Bristol Music Show on Made In Bristol TV.

Watch the full episode opposite.

This Human Condition perform at Glastonbury Festival 2017.

​Jamie and Misterminchie performed on the Mini Pyramid stage at William's Green on Thursday 22nd June. Lisa Groves did a live Facebook feed of "Breaking The Code"  Jamie performed a solo set on Saturday 24th then on Sunday 25th, the boys were interviewed live on Worthy Fm.  

Interview with George Ladds

Read an interview THC did with George Ladds from Shining Lights.

June 2nd, 2015. 


The Rise EP is released on all digital & streaming platforms.

through Teknofonic.

CD's are released through the band's website and Rough Trade in Bristol.



This Human Condition release their debut album 'Project Zero'

Available on all digital & streaming platforms worldwide. 

Buy on iTunes 
Stream on Spotify

"Wow - Really Nice Tune Boys'

DJ Rusty Egan

This Human Condition Fundraiser for CRUK

Cancertronica - Oct 3rd, 2019

Goodzie

Poet and the Loops

Edson Burton

Phoenix Flare

This Human Condition


​This Human Condition's fund-raising event for Cancer Research during Stand Up To Cancer month.

Listen to Misterminchie's story on BBC Radio Bristol

Read an article: Bristol Live


The night raised £737.00 for Cancer Research UK.

November 30th, 2014


Early performance.

Jamie and Misterminchie are invited to Support The Layers at The Louisiana in Bristol. This is one of their early performances together as This Human Condition. 

​​NEWS 

New single

'God Kills Another Kitten'

(Released 27th March 2020)

A bass driven synthesizer track about falling in love with a Grandiose Narcissist!

Out Now on all platforms

Remixes






Supported by 2 new remixes by Fused and Audiofetish

BBC Introducing with Tom Robinson on 6 music

BBC Introducing - BBC6 Music

Tom Robinson Introduced This Human Condition on his BBC-introducing show on BBC6 Music Radio and featured Rise on his 'Personal Choice' Mixtape 

Psychotropic features on EMOM compilation album

November 2017.

You Might Not Like This [YMNLT] have teamed up with Martin Christie - the founder of the nationwide Electronic Music Open Mic [EMOM] - to bring you this one-off physical release, featuring many of the acts that have graced the EMOM nights. Including Psychotropic by This Human Condition, Performed by the boys in Nottingham at Rough Trade. 

You can purchase the album though Piccadilly Records or Bandcamp

July 2015 - The Fleece, Bristol.


Performing at The Fleece in Bristol, This Human Condition performed 5 times at The Mother Of All Open Mic nights hosted by Mark Venus between July 2015 and April 2016

Huffington Post Mention for appearing on Teknofonic Essentials album.

Teknofonic the independent label for This Human Condition release their first Teknofonic Essentials Vol. Featuring some of the artist on the label and including Psychotropic by This Human Condition (Track 6)

They also get a mention in the Huffington Post for the album review. Released April 14th 2016.

Read Review 

Bristol Pride Fundraiser and Album launch.

April 8th, 2016

​The Ironworks, Bristol.


This Human Condition supported Justin Utley at the ironworks in Bristol for a Pride fundraiser on the same day as their debut album is released.



This Human Condition Live

Crofters Rights, Bristol.

August 1st, 2018.

They perform for an hour and also film a video for their next single 'Normal' support from Lizzie Bradley. Watch the full show below.

This Human Condition is back with a new EP 'Transcentury' released March 16th 2018.

The result is 4 electronic tracks inspired by flamboyant characters. Transcentury is a made up word by the band, meaning people who are not afraid to be different and stand out from the crowd. The title track invites you into their world and lists the people and the albums they are inspired by and has a dance & experimental feel. Disco Bunny is a positive upbeat futuristic disco-inspired track about a street performer called Pablo who dresses up as 'The Disco Bunny’. Sapphire is atmospheric synth about a man on the streets of Bristol (UK) who dresses in women's clothing and looks like a carnival queen. Anthemic “Pride In All Of US’ is about LGSM activist Mark Ashton (Pride Movie) and is documentary in style. Buy The Transcentury EP Here

"Living For The Summertime" 

(Released, June 21st 2018)

All Links: https://fanlink.to/tfr329

Living For The Summertime is a Synth-Pop track all about heading down to worthy farm (Glastonbury Festival) In 2017 This Human Condition performed on the Mini Pyramid stage at Glastonbury Festival, this song is inspired by that experience and their love for early electronic music. 

Living For The Summertime was premiered on Rusty Egan's

Electronic Family Tree Show on Artefaktor Radio.
(played on his radio show 15/6/18)

Telepathic Heights - The Remixes

Released on 4th June 2020.


 "4 years ago we released Telepathic Heights - 4 years later the remixes are ready! "

Jamie Jamal


The original "Telepathic Heights" by This Human Condition released as a single in June 2016, was inspired by the 2011 riot in the Stokes Croft area of Bristol, UK. A crowd of approximately 300 defending the squat and another 1,000 were caught up in the mayhem after a raid by police on the squat commonly known as Telepathic Heights. This Human Condition's original conveys the emotion felt from the resulting chaos and disorder of the situation. Telepathic Heights - The Remixes consists of four excellent revisited versions of the track, a somewhat eclectic collection which offers a different insight and perspective from each Remixers point of view from House to Breaks, this small but powerful collection of remixes covers it all.

Rusty Egan plays Brother Blue on Artefaktor Radio - May 2016

Rusty Egan played Brother Blue on his show (around 1:18:48)

(Rusty went on to play quuite a few track from This Human Condition)

May 2015

This Human Condition performed at the Bierkeller in Bristol for Battle of The Bands to win a slot at Bristol Pride 2015. They come second. 

'Normal People Are Crazy" EP

Released August 10th 2018

featuring lead single "Normal" a calypso (tronica) inspired track.

Night is Gone a tropical house track and Sexpulse a fragile trap tune.

*Night is Gone has been played on BBC6Music

Listen here

 Songwriting Magazine interview This Human Condition and review the Rise ep Read Here.

Headlining trans/forms at Hamilton House in Bristol

November 13th, 2015.​


THC headlined the trans/forms event at Hamilton House, Stokes Croft, Bristol.

http://www.hamiltonhouse.org

Electronic North - Interview August/September 2016

Read an Interview This Human Condition did with Electronic North.

(A blog celebrating electronic music culture, from the North of the UK and beyond)


​​http://www.electronicnorth.co.uk/this-human-condition

May 2nd, 2015.

This Human Condition sign with Teknofonic Recordings in New York.  

Teknofonic is an independent label releasing mind-bending electronica. Check out their artist page on the label.

Teknofonic Recordings

Read an Interview Here

Read a review of Project Zero by Shuffl Communications.