Spyndycyt Gilds Existential Despair with Synth Pop Grace in ‘We Are All So Glad To Be Alive’

We Are All So Glad To Be Alive by Spyndycyt renders celestial light into philosophically avant-garde synth pop gospel. Though the familiar eccentric histrionics of Spyndycyt’s vocals carry the lyrics that make a mockery of Nietzsche’s nihilistic quest to find meaning in meaninglessness, We Are All So Glad To Be Alive is a rapturous departure from Spyndycyt’s former alt-electronic pop releases. With polyphonic synth pop progressions which baptise you in the warmth of embracing how there’s beauty in the suffering and life, in its imperfect form, is deserving of gratitude, the revelation within the release will help anyone push forward with maximum momentum. The next time you’re tempted to attend a self-pity party, just hit play instead. The Boston-based conceptualist and sonic architect behind Spyndycyt has never cared to conform to genre or emotion in any traditional sense. Where most artists build hooks, Sam constructs labyrinths of introspection; think of the track as a field guide to surviving the psychological quicksand that comes from dancing with your lizard brain. That primal, snarling voice hissing doubts and self-flagellations is outed here, then diffused with a holy fusion of synth grandeur and unfiltered spiritual reckoning. Each verse reaches for transcendence while acknowledging […] The post Spyndycyt Gilds Existential Despair with Synth Pop Grace in ‘We Are All So Glad To Be Alive’ appeared first on A&R Factory.

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We Are All So Glad To Be Alive by Spyndycyt renders celestial light into philosophically avant-garde synth pop gospel. Though the familiar eccentric histrionics of Spyndycyt’s vocals carry the lyrics that make a mockery of Nietzsche’s nihilistic quest to find meaning in meaninglessness, We Are All So Glad To Be Alive is a rapturous departure from Spyndycyt’s former alt-electronic pop releases. With polyphonic synth pop progressions which baptise you in the warmth of embracing how there’s beauty in the suffering and life, in its imperfect form, is deserving of gratitude, the revelation within the release will help anyone push forward with maximum momentum. The next time you’re tempted to attend a self-pity party, just hit play instead. The Boston-based conceptualist and sonic architect behind Spyndycyt has never cared to conform to genre or emotion in any traditional sense. Where most artists build hooks, Sam constructs labyrinths of introspection; think of the track as a field guide to surviving the psychological quicksand that comes from dancing with your lizard brain. That primal, snarling voice hissing doubts and self-flagellations is outed here, then diffused with a holy fusion of synth grandeur and unfiltered spiritual reckoning. Each verse reaches for transcendence while acknowledging […]

The post Spyndycyt Gilds Existential Despair with Synth Pop Grace in ‘We Are All So Glad To Be Alive’ appeared first on A&R Factory.