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Syence
Syence formed in 2014 with Simon Alexander on vocals and guitar, Mike O'Connor on keyboards and programming, Chris Seager on bass, and Andy Haslam on drums....
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Syence formed in 2014 with Simon Alexander on vocals and guitar, Mike O'Connor on keyboards and programming, Chris Seager on bass, and Andy Haslam on drums. Their sound pulls from indie rock and electronic textures, landing somewhere between those spaces rather than fitting neatly into one category.
Their 2016 single 'Nice Girl' got them wider attention, and they've put out a couple of albums and several EPs since. Other tracks like 'Ego' and 'Firehazard' show the same moody, layered approach. In 2018, they dealt with plagiarism claims around a song called 'Lost in Translation,' which they denied. Some listeners find their lyrics too introspective or downbeat, but that hasn't kept a core audience from sticking with them.
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