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Sycronomica
Sycronomica came together in Los Angeles during the late 1990s. Their music falls into progressive metal territory, with songs like "Creations Of Mine" and...
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Sycronomica came together in Los Angeles during the late 1990s. Their music falls into progressive metal territory, with songs like "Creations Of Mine" and "The Sound Of Horns" showing their interest in layered arrangements and melodic complexity.
They put out their first album, "The Symmetrical Codex," in 2003. Later records included "The Quantum Key" in 2006 and "Inception: The Omega Sequence" in 2009. The band has worked with a core lineup that includes Andrew McDermott on vocals and guitar, Robert Owen on bass, and Aaron Finch on drums.
Some of their material touches on themes of consciousness or spirituality, which has occasionally drawn attention. They've built a following through live shows and their recordings, maintaining a presence in that corner of the metal scene.
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