Virtual Symmetry
Virtual Symmetry formed in London in 2015 around vocalist Nik Brinkmann and producer Chris Barker. Their early live shows had some rough patches, but they...
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Virtual Symmetry formed in London in 2015 around vocalist Nik Brinkmann and producer Chris Barker. Their early live shows had some rough patches, but they kept working on their stage presence. In 2018, their debut single 'Pegasus' caught on quickly online, built around electronic beats and what some described as classical touches.
Their first album, 'Interstellar,' came out in 2019 and was followed by an EP called 'Chromatic' and a second album, 'Ethereal.' Brinkmann's lyrics, which often dealt with love and searching for meaning, were sometimes called abstract. Songs like 'Program Error (We Are The Virus)' and 'Salvation In Your Eyes' show their blend of driving pop and more atmospheric sounds.
They built a dedicated following despite some critics finding their approach or persona a bit removed. The core of their music remained the collaboration between Brinkmann's vocals and Barker's production, creating the layered soundscapes they became known for.
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