Synapscape, “Decadenz”
A double EP release points to Synapscape’s early, brutal roots as well as their more experimental side.
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Tag: Synapscape
Every week, the Senior Staff offer their perspectives on new releases from across the industrial and goth spectra.
Tracks: April 8th, 2024
New tunes from V▲LH▲LL, Lovataraxx, Bedless Bones, Flint Glass & Ah Cama-Sotz, Synapscape, and Dream Hack (Randolph & Mortimer).
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Tracks: September 6th, 2022
September’s first tracks post features cuts from Buzz Kull, Minuit Machine, Synapscape, Houses of Heaven, Xibling, and SØLVE.
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Synapscape, “The Stable Mind”
Synapscape reach back to the heyday of acid techno and fuse it to their trademark rhythmic noise.
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Tracks: March 28th, 2022
New tracks from Sally Dige, Starving Insect, Jimmy Svensson, Synapscape, and Years Of Denial.
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Observer: labxiv & Synapscape
It’s an accidental Philipp Münch showcase with mini-reviews of new releases by LabXIV and Synapscape.
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Tracks: November 13th, 2018
That spicy flavour of new music, as delivered by HEALTH x Youth Code, Synapscape, The Bellwether Syndicate, SPARK!, Mark Spybey and Blush Response.
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Imminent/Synapscape, “The Humanoid Problem”
The new collaboration between powernoise movement OGs is a lot more playful than you might expect.
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Tracks: December 19th, 2016
Last Tracks of the year is here, with a gaggle of songs from M‡яc▲ll▲, Am Tierpark, Missing Witness and Borys, plus remixes of Neuroticfish by Assemblage 23 and Michael Idehall by Synapscape.
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Synapscape, “Rhythm Age”
Rhythmic noise vets Synapscape hover at the crossroads of new and classic motifs on their twentieth anniversary.
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Philipp Münch, “Mondo Obscura”
The Rorschach Garden/Synapscape member’s second album under his own name travels through a variety of electronic genres with equal aplomb.
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In Conversation: Morbid Angel Remixed
We crack some brews with friend of the site Justin Hagberg of 3 Inches Of Blood and listen to Morbid Angel’s befuddling behemoth of a remix album, and try to make sense of its odd blend of industrial and metal tropes.
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