WATCH: Syncolima Play Unreleased 'Death of an Enemy', Announce Second Album

 


Nottinghamshire rockers SYNCOLIMA have announced details of their second album, titled 'Wavelengths'.

After a busy 2022, which took Syncolima to Breaking Bands, Mangata, Wildfire, Uprising and Bloodstock Festivals, the reverends of the riff have today announced that 'Wavelengths' will be released on April 14th.

Following on from their first album, released in the autumn of 2021, the new record continues to take on a wide range of musical influences, though Syncolima experiment with heavier tones and riffs across many of the tracks.

The title track and first album single, on the other hand, shows Sycolima at their most cosmic and spacey, before bringing back the heaviness for a killer outro.

Watch it below:


 Over the next few months, Syncolima's live dates include:

10/02/23 - The Flapper, Birmingham
18/02/23 - The Fenton, Leeds
25/02/23 - Pentre Fest, Pentre
02/03/23 - The Hive, Rotherham
04/03/23 - The Chameleon, Nottingham
14/04/23 - The Old Cold Store, Nottingham - Wavelengths release show

Watch Syncolima perform 'Death of an Enemy' for the first time at the Brown Cow in Mansfield, their final gig of 2022.


Tracklist:

1. Beautifully Unsaid
2. Riff
3. Communicide
4. New Beginnings
5. Wavelengths
6. Death of an Enemy
7. The Dregs
8. In The Muck Again
9. Dead And Gone
10. Pound of Flesh

Syncolima are:

Josh Morgan - Guitar/Vocals
Gazz Evans - Drums
Stoff - Bass


Preorder at this link 

Presave the album on streaming services here

Finally, cheers to Stoff for sending over the press release. Check out my review for MMH - The Home of Rock Radio over at this link.

MN

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