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Syrinx first emerged in a slanted farmhouse outside Vancouver, British Columbia — a gathering place for wandering spirits and restless musicians. What began as a rotating cast of formless experiments gradually solidified into songs, and those early rites became the band’s 2019 debut Embrace the Dark – Seek the Light. That record revealed a band unafraid of the strange, threading progressive rock’s labyrinth with heavy metal’s thunder, always in search of illumination beyond the shadows. Critics praised it as a fusion of Black Sabbath’s doom, Judas Priest’s traditional fire, and the structural ambition of Queensrÿche, all shot through with the cosmic spirit of Rush, Yes, and other prog giants.
After a period of hibernation, Syrinx return with their sophomore opus Time Out of Place (2025) — a modern-day rock opera recorded entirely in the analog realm. No computers, no A.I., only human hands guided by heart. Here, glistening ethereal soundscapes collide with crushing riffs, labyrinthine rhythms, and unforgettable melodies. It’s a sonic journey that feels both immediate and timeless: heavy moods that strike at once, with hidden chambers that reveal themselves only after repeated journeys.
Fans and reviewers alike have noted how Time Out of Place bridges traditional heavy metal and 70s progressive rock into something wholly alive and authentic. Recorded on analog equipment, it carries the warmth and grit of a lost classic—like pulling a dusty record off your uncle’s shelf with wood-paneled walls and a vintage stereo humming in the corner. “Ripping solos scream out over wild bass runs and grooving yet intricate drums,” one reviewer wrote, comparing Syrinx’s sound to a lineage that stretches from Rush and Queensrÿche to early progressive metal outfits like Fates Warning.
The album showcases the singular guitar and synth work of Graham McGee (ex-Spell, Opulent Decay, For None and All) alongside the soaring, distinctive voice of JP Abboud (ex-Traveler, Gatekeeper; Termination Shock, Prequel to Madness). They are joined by Seth Lyon’s dynamic, elemental drumming and Bobby Shock’s subterranean bass and synth alchemy. Together, Syrinx channel a bold and uncompromising vision — occult, cosmic, complex, and defiantly human.
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