System Syn
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System Syn | |
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| Origin | Los Angeles, California, United States |
| Genres | Electro-industrial, futurepop |
| Years active | 1997–present |
| Labels | Metropolis Records |
| Associated acts | Imperative Reaction, God Module |
| Website | www |
| Members | Clint Carney Jon Siren Atom Strange Jake Strange Adam Vex |
| Past members | Jaymie Valentine Samuel Pfannkuche |
System Syn is an American electro-industrial and futurepop music group that began in 1997.[1]
Members[edit]
- Clint Carney performs all studio music, vocals and lyrics. Aside from System Syn, he is the former live keyboardist/backup vocalist for Imperative Reaction and God Module. Clint Carney is also a filmmaker and a well-known painter in the dark arts movement.
- Jon Siren - live drums (2010 - current)
- Tash Cox - live keyboards and backing vocals (current)
- Adam Vex - live synthesizers and backing vocals (2010 - 2012)
- Atom Strange - live synthesizers (1998 - 2010)
- Jake Strange live guitar and backing vocals (1998 - 2010)
- Jaymie Valentine- live keyboards and backing vocals (2008)
Discography[edit]
LP[edit]
- Hate Parade (1997)
- Into The Sewer (1998)
- A Human Quality (2001)
- Detached (2001)
- For Memories You'll Never Have (2002)
- Premeditated (2004)
- Postscript (2005)
- The Mourning Ritual (2006)
- End (2008)
- Strangers (2010)
- All Seasons Pass (2011)
- No Sky To Fall (2013)[2]
- Dry Blood - Original Motion Picture Score (2019)
- Once Upon a Second Act (2020)[3]
- If It Doesn't Break You (2021)
Albums prior to 2004 were released through the now defunct Electro Addition Media and are out of print.
EP[edit]
- Electromedica Part Two - Electro Addiction Media (2000)
- Electromedica Part One - Electro Addiction Media (2000)
Singles[edit]
- "Tomorrow Wendy" - Electro Addiction Media (limited to only 100 numbered copies) (2001)
- "Momentary Absolution" - Out Of Line (limited to 3000 copies) (2004)
- "Like Every insect" - Metropolis Records (May 27, 2008)
- "Here's to You" - Metropolis Records (May, 2010)
Remixes by System Syn[edit]
- Depeche Mode - I Feel Loved (system syn mix) (2001 - unreleased)
- Aghast View - Trendsetter: Shallow Point (system syn mix) (2001)
- Assemblage 23 - Awake (system syn mix) (2001)
- Wumpscut - Wreath of Barbs (system syn mix) (2001)
- Symbiont - Needle in Eye (2003)
- Imperative Reaction - Severed (system syn mix) (2003)
- The Azoic - Conflict (Mechanical Asphyxia mix) (2003)
- God Module - Dreams Collide (Arrhythmia mix) (2004)
- backandtotheleft - Obsolete (system syn mix) (2005)
- Cesium 137 - Hollow (system syn mix) (2005)
- Provision - Perversions of Conventional Warfare (System Syn Remix) (2006)
- Inure - Shedding Skin (system syn mix) (2006)
- Penal Colony - The Kids are Behaviorly Medicated (system syn mix) (2007)
- Cindergarden - Medicine (System Syn Remix) (2007)
- Interface - Body Flow (System Syn Mix) (2009)
- God Module - A Minute To Midnight (System Syn Mix) (2010)
- XP8 - Blind (System Syn Remix) (2010)
- God Module - Unconscious (System Syn Remix) (2020)[4]
Television and DVD[edit]
- Out of Line Electro Festival (live DVD) - Out of Line - (2005): Contains live footage and interviews from the 2004 featuring the songs Momentary Absolution, Burning Out and Ruthless.
- The same DVD was also released in the US in 2006 under the name "Electroline"
References[edit]
- ↑ Zuazua, Cristy (3 October 2010). "Interview: System Syn". Chain D.L.K. Retrieved 19 September 2021.
- ↑ Lindström, Patrik (5 December 2013). "Review: System Syn - No Sky To Fall". Brutal Resonance. Retrieved 19 September 2021.
- ↑ Frenken, Thomas (20 June 2020). "System Syn – Once Upon A Second Act". Electrozombies. Retrieved 19 September 2021.
- ↑ Inferno Sound Diaries (4 November 2020). "God Module – The Unsound Remixes". Side-Line. Retrieved 19 September 2021.
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