The 1975: Notes On a Conditional Form (2x LP) - LP

Notes on a Conditional Form is the fourth album by the band The 1975, which, according to frontman Matthew Healy, is inspired by British nightlife culture, encompassing the poetry of London's M25 ring road, late-night visits to McDonald's, and listening to garage music in a Peugeot 206.

The record, which Healy has said contains his best lyrics to date, is stylistically similar to the alternative hip-hop group The Streets and the British electronic act Burial.

Tracklist: The 1975 People The End (Music For Cars) Frail State Of Mind Streaming The Birthday Party Yeah I Know Roadkill Me & You Together Song I Think There's Something You Should Know Nothing Revealed / Everything Denied Tonight (I Wish I Was Your Boy) Shiny Collarbone If You're Too Shy (Let Me Know) Playing On My Mind Having No Head What Should I Say Bagsy Not In Net Don't Worry