Syteria Welcome You To Syteriaworld With Monsters

by | May 17, 2023

Welcome to Syteriaworld. A realm of colourful, pounding and punked-melodic rock that is occupied by Yorkshire-bred band Syteria, who return with their third album Syteriaworld which drops on 11th August via Cargo. Formed by Jackie ‘Jax’ Chambers, of the legendary UK rockers Girlschool, alongside Argentine siblings Julia and Pablo Calvo, and Steph Dawson, with previous albums Rant-O-Bot released in 2017 followed by Reflection, and a host of tours and festival appearances, Syteria have established themselves as a force to be reckoned with.

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The Syteria sound mixes elements of modern pop/punk energies with more contemporary rock anthemic choruses, incorporating four-part harmonies and using the ancient Solfeggio scale of recording in 432hz, instead of the standard 440hz, to leave you feeling in tune with the universe.

The group’s debut album, Rant-O-Bot received an award nomination and was shortlisted to the final five at the Independent Music Awards, as well as ranking highly in many online voting polls for best band in various categories. It’s follow up, Reflection, was released in 2020, just before the pandemic, supported by countless of stunning reviews.

Back now with Syteriaworld, the band have crafted an introspective album that explores the ups and downs of life through twelve tracks of powerful guitar riffs, pounding beats, and catchy choruses. The songs touch on a range of themes, from chasing dreams and overcoming fears to dealing with breakups and social media monsters. There’s a sense of maturity and wisdom in the lyrics and music that marks a significant step forward for the band.

As the summer approaches, the group have released new single Monsters – a song that challenges people who will stalk your life on social media and ‘smile to your face’, yet have an ulterior motive to gossip and backstab.

Check out the video for Monsters below:

One of the most striking features of Syteriaworld is the honesty and vulnerability in the lyrics. Tracks like Chasing Dreams and Breaking Through explore personal struggles and the journey towards self-discovery. Similarly, It’s a Mess confronts the chaos of the world head-on, while Debt Generation takes a critical look at consumerism and societal pressures. The album showcases the band’s versatility and range, with each track offering a unique take on the challenges and joys of life. From the bitter frustration of E.M.P.T.Y. to the celebratory spirit of Raise Your Glass, this is an album that will have you singing along and nodding in agreement.

Syteriaworld is a powerful testament to the band’s growth and maturity. The album showcases their ability to create thought-provoking music that still manages to be catchy and fun. Syteria have created a powerful statement of intent, with each track offering a glimpse into the complexities of the human experience. Pre-order Syteriaworld HERE.

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