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Welcome to the official fan site of the Human Experiments!
As you may know, The Human Experiments have been rocking the airwaves, screen, and stage since the 1960s. That is more than 50 years! This incredible music group changed the way we look at music, they changed the way we listen to music, and the often changed the music itself. THE (that's the way long time fans refer to The Human Experiments) burst onto the scene during the british invasion, alongside the likes of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and The Dave Clark Five. They pioneered many popular new music movements such as "acid rock" in the late 60s, brought other types to the height of their popularity such as disco in the mid 70s, and layed down the ultimate examples of grunge in the 90s.
Their influence didn't end there, however, as THE went on to lay down some of the most memorable unplugged tracks in history. The Human Experiments continue to expand their musical influence with every album, and after nearly six decades they are still going strong.
As you may know, The Human Experiments have been rocking the airwaves, screen, and stage since the 1960s. That is more than 50 years! This incredible music group changed the way we look at music, they changed the way we listen to music, and the often changed the music itself. THE (that's the way long time fans refer to The Human Experiments) burst onto the scene during the british invasion, alongside the likes of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and The Dave Clark Five. They pioneered many popular new music movements such as "acid rock" in the late 60s, brought other types to the height of their popularity such as disco in the mid 70s, and layed down the ultimate examples of grunge in the 90s.
Their influence didn't end there, however, as THE went on to lay down some of the most memorable unplugged tracks in history. The Human Experiments continue to expand their musical influence with every album, and after nearly six decades they are still going strong.
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