Get Out
Cho1
You bring in nothing
But think your something
I’ll tell you one thing
Get Out

Your always two steps back
And all your rhetoric
Make my eardrums bleed
And all your wisdom
No one seems to need
Your always trying to spread
Your mediocrity

You bring in nothing
But think your something
I’ll tell you one thing
Get Out

You walk this planet
With no credibility
A self-inflated ego
That anyone can see
And your conversations
It’s me me me me me
Primordial, Lowlife
Is all you’ll ever be

You bring in nothing
But think your something
I’ll tell you one thing
Get Out

You never blame yourself
For anything you see
It’s always some one else
No responsibility
But when you see yourself
And all that you can’t be
Bottom-feeding deviant
A waste of energy

You bring in nothing
But think your something
I’ll tell you one thing
Get Out




Parasitic pontificating
Useless human being
Narcissistic masturbator
Who lies right through your teeth
Sociopathic instigator
A succubus you see
If I never see you ever
Will be too soon for me

You bring in nothing
But think your something
I’ll tell you one thing
Get Out

20/20

Get Out

Bristol-based ‘electronic pick n mix outfit’, This Human Condition consists of @JamieJamal and @Misterminchie, blending many different styles of electronica. Performed at the Glastonbury Festival and played on BBC6 Music.

Jamie Jamal is a Bristol-based electronic handbag punk/Singer. As well as releasing his own solo material, Jamie is one half of electronic duo Flux [@fluxmusicuk] and electronic pick n mix outfit This Human Condition [@This-Human-Condition]. Jamie has performed at the Glastonbury Festival and been played on BBC6 Music.  He has also collaborated with artists such as Future Self and Cynthia’s Periscope. Jamie even appears in a recent Boy George Video. 

Jamie is also involved in the underground electronic music scene, putting on showcases at Rough Trade Bristol; as well performing at the touring Electronic Music Open Mic nights (EMOM) across the UK, from Nottingham to Manchester, and London. Ever active on the grassroots online music scene, Jamie is quick to offer support and encouragement to his fellow music-makers. https://linktr.ee/jamiejamal

From the beginning bass line to the last synthesizer sustain, these eight new songs from Start have a hypnotic energy that will keep any fan of progressive rock listening over, and over again. Taking up where they left off in 1985, the high-tech power trio of Ran Ballard Keyboards/Vocals, Dean McLeod Chapman Stick/Bass, and Mike Tapogna Drums/Percussion interweave complex rhythms and Bass with aggressive keyboards. Everything is complete with Ran Ballard’s vocals.
START, progressive, melodic, and addictive.