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SyNtHuSeR: October Fool
by John W. Patterson
Overview: Daniel Edward Byerly is supposedly the phenomenon aka SyNtHuSeR, an entity of many talents. A wealth of music and artistic visions stock his thoughts and best of all he releases them to the world. The quality of his compositions is predictably even and stays inspired. Musicianship is tight yet a comfortable listen with SyNtHuSeR communicating his art with obvious ease of execution. Recordings are clean, high-quality mastering, with an attention to being very professional being evident. To realize that ...
Continue ReadingSyNtHuSeR: Eleven One
by John W. Patterson
Seven tracks engage your interest, I begin to engage the review . . .“Part one”, 9:19, dark ambient drone synth opening. Very eerie, very effective. Over-loud synth-drums kicking in distract/ shock a tad but overall synth use is excellent. Byerly’s signature guitar with synthvoicings meshed into riffage spices things up nicely. Think my pal, Neil Nappe and his 80s July release.“Part two”, 10:06, a rambling piece full of stretching room for SyNtHuSeR to rock out and ...
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