Italian dark electro/industrial powerhouse Synapsyche unleashes a new EP, Deafness, the first chapter of their new conceptual trilogy The Miscommunication - a raw and provocative exploration of the modern world's broken dialogue.
Some people never listen. They talk, they impose, they drown others in their own noise - yet they refuse to hear a single word back. This isn’t real deafness: it’s selective ignorance. And Synapsyche is here to tear down their walls of silence with a relentless sonic assault.
Pulsing with stomping beats, epic synths, and Marco’s most versatile vocal performance yet, “Deafness” hits hard, blending dark electro, industrial, EBM and aggrotech into an electrifying anthem. As if that weren’t enough, the EP also delivers a seductive goth-electro cover of Smashing Pumpkins’ “Ava Adore” and a stunning futurepop remix of “The Last Dying Flame” by Fragilechild.
The EP is out now via Alfa Matrix. Watch the video and listen to "Deafness", because the revolution starts now—open your ears to Synapsyche! Link
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