In their first taste of music from 'Notes On A Conditional Form,' the1975 tap GretaThunberg to give a moving, urgent speech on climate change:
The track is the fourth iteration of the band’s eponymous opening tracks and instead of frontman Matty Healy’s “Go down / soft sound / Midnight / car lights” and so on, the band opted to use their platform for a political message to the masses.
Featuring zero vocals from Healy, the track is fitted with narration from 16-year-old activist Greta Thunberg, and is a plea to recognize climate change and act on it before it’s too late. Over synth- and key-heavy background music, Thunberg begins, “We are right now in the beginning of a climate and ecological crisis, and we need to call it what it is—an emergency.”
Over the five-minute track, Thunberg touches on the fact that humanity is currently failing, but we still have time to fix our mistakes. According to Thunberg, stopping emissions of greenhouse gases is the number one thing humanity needs to do to prevent further damage to the world. “You say that nothing in life is black or white, but that is a lie—a very dangerous lie—either we prevent a 1.
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