Syntax Of Devotion
About the artist
Syntax Of Devotion began as just "Syntax" in 1997. The project started out as mainly an industrial/experimental band. A few years later a more new wave element began to emerge and the group adopted the full name to fit with the more melodic sound. Two full albums were recorded by 2002 when syntax dissolved and reformed as Electrophile in 2003. The albums were released to the public years later in 2010 when lead singer Sandor Gavin re-mastered the entire collection. Website: http://www.sandorgavin.com/syntax-of-devotion
Top songs
- Don't Look Back
- Everyday
- Something To Remember
- Shame
- What You Want
- Take it Away
- Should Have Known
- Love Always Dies
- Break
- Worlds Apart
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- Love Always Dies (end of time mix)
- Too Late
- All I Want
- This Cosm Twists
- Try
- Still Breathing
- Definite Desperation
- Tragedy of A Human Heart
- Strange Methods
- Complications
- I Died For You
- Omnivueros
- Aeva (Shadow Girl)
- Messenger
- Just Like That
- Dissolve
- Lust And Despair
- Too Good To Be True
- Cut It Clear
- Forecasting
- Hex
- Divide
- The Edge of Love
- Isolation
- Kinetic
- I Am Nothing
- Evaporate
- Eccentricity
- Plastic Love
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