Syrian – Sirius Interstellar (Digital Album – Syrian)
Genre/Influences: Future-pop, dance-pop, electro-pop.
Background/Info: Italian formation Syrian gained recognition during the glorious days of future-pop music. After having released most of their work on the now gone A Different Drum and one single EP on Infacted Recordings, the duo struck back during late 2018 with this self-released 8-tracks album.
Content: Time seems to have no real impact on Syrianâs sound and influences. The tracks are mixing good-old danceable future-pop with pure dance-pop tunes. There also is their unavoidable space-like touch, which remains one of their main characteristics.
+ + + : If youâre nostalgic of future-pop music this âSirius Interstellarâ will definitely bring you great danceable vibes. Syrian remains great melody makers and future-pop experts. The vocals also remain an essential element in their songs. The final song âHyperdriveâ has something atypical although pretty dance as well, but more reminding me to Niels Van Gogh.
– – – : Time didnât really affect Syrianâs sources of inspiration, but the point is that today future-pop music hasnât a similar magic as 10-15 years ago now. I always have liked this bandâs stuff, but itâs with pain in the heart I have to admit that the magic is a bit gone now.
Conclusion: Does Syrian has to evolve and try to create something more contemporary? Itâs an interesting discussion we can have, but they simply do what they like to do. I however think theyâve to inject a new boost in their work and Iâm wondering how theyâll go on.
Best songs: âHyperdriveâ, âEcstasyâ.
Rate: (6).
Artist: www.spacetalk.net / www.facebook.com/syrianband
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