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Human Condition are an 80s cover duo currently based in the north west of England, playing a range of much loved pop and electronic tunes from the era with a sound that is both authentic and distinctive; combining top-notch musicianship with state-of-the-art digital synthesis and vintage gear allows them to produce a sound that many larger bands would strive to achieve, blending authenticity with a distinctive sound that brings the hits of the decade kicking and screaming in to the 21st century…

Recognised as one of the emerging stars of the Northwest music scene, House Of Cain are pushing the boundaries with their uncompromising rock and intricate musical arrangements.

HoC captivate their audience with a range of complex time and tempo changes, sizzling guitar solo’s and thought provoking vocals showcasing  that gutsy rock sound which House Of Cain are gaining their reputation for. Local festival, Whatcroft Rising had this to say about the band; “Rock is not dead, House Of Cain raise the rock gods of old and then drag them up to date.”

Expect a full strong sound from a band that are not only technically on point, but whose confidence and passion in their original music comes through to the audience. It is like you’ve been listening to them all your life.

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THE BAND
The band consists of Neil Pybus (Guitars & Vocals), Roch Cheetham (Vocals), ? (Bass & Vocals) and Corbyn Smith (Drums / Percussion).

"…memoradelic flashbacks…glinting chord-chimes and gauzy keyboards teleport me to the middle 80s. Another fine addition to the Patterned Air discography, and an unusual listen."
Simon Reynolds, The WIRE

"It’s a kind of rave-reverie made real; the cumulative sum of past experiences, both physical and audiological, condensed into an opaque, hauntingly meditative trip down an imagined lane where the second summer of love’s golden vibes reside, aged but untarnished. Vintage synths and drum machines and a recurring meditation bell summon early Orbital. Remarkable."
Carl Griffin, Electronic Sound Mag

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