System Syn – No Sky To Fall

System_Syn_-_No_Sky_To_FallImprovement done

With 'No Sky To Fall', 'System Syn' do a lot bet­ter than on the pre­vi­ous album 'All Seasons Pass'. Overall sounds the whole album more dance­able and tends more in the dir­ec­tion of the Futurepop genre.

Futurpop with an 80s vibe

The open­ing and title-giv­en track 'No Sky To Fall' is a catchy and mem­or­able song with an unusu­al mid-tempo beat. The second one 'The Privileged' comes with a subtle 80s vibe, but sounds awe­some fresh.

The first time I listen to 'Daydream From A Deathbed', it reminds me on some 'New Order' songs of the 80s. This is also an awe­some track!

On the whole I am very sat­is­fied with the album, even if it has some flaws and con­tains no Uber-hit. Nevertheless, the basis of a sol­id Synth- and Futurepop album that I can recom­mend in good conscience.

Track By Track Rating

System Syn No Sky To Fall
System Syn – No Sky To Fall
No Sky To Fall
The Privileged
The Boys Who Make The Music
Hide And Seek
Daydream From A Deathbed
Breathe In
Lost
Truth And Consequence
Myth
Empty
A Prayer Of Ending
Recommend
No Sky To Fall
The Privileged
Daydream From A Deathbed
Weak
Empty
3.6
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No Sky To Fall
The Privileged
The Boys Who Make The Music
Hide And Seek
Daydream From A Deathbed
Breathe In
Lost
Truth And Consequence
Myth
Empty
A Prayer Of Ending
Final Score