Tech Noir, by Cyanotic

Tech Noir

by Cyanotic

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David Granados Just might be my favorite Cyanotic track ever! Favorite track: Clear a Path.

Krabikayk Addicting album! I actually turned into a dinosaur during Salvage the Excess.

Leo Stableford If any alien intelligence ever accosts you with the question; "What is industrial music?" then you could do worse than to hand them a copy of this album. Sure, it doesn't cover some of the fringes of the genre but the space it occupies right in the centre of the things that make solid, astounding industrial are all here. It's a deeply satisfying, hard-hitting, inspiring, anthemic piece of work that would be hard to equal, let alone beat. Favorite track: Mainlining Tension.

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1.	Mainlining Tension 04:34	buy track
2.	Surveying City Ruins 04:33	buy track
3.	Deadweight 04:20	buy track
4.	Clear a Path 05:01	buy track
5.	Hyperaware 04:00	buy track
6.	Survival Instincts 05:23	buy track
7.	Neo-Tokyo Skylines 03:14	buy track
8.	Salvage the Excess 05:14	buy track

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Chicago-based Cyanotic continues the nearly 15 year course of progress, offering danceable chaos and synthetic precision with Tech Noir, a loving tribute to classic and current cyberpunk/industrial music culture, and a nod to the nightclub featured in The Terminator (1984). A digitized onslaught of old and new school, with an effective range of electronic versatility.

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released September 27, 2017

Sean Payne: Vocals/Programming/Production
Kevin Barron: Additional Programming/Bass Guitar

Drew Rosander: Additional Synths
[Surveying City Ruins + Neo Tokyo Skylines]
Jordan Davis: Additional Synths
[Clear A Path + Deadweight]

Stephen Green: Sleeve Design + Layout

Thank you:
Jenny Payne, Stephen Green, Tyler Fryar,
Jason Novak, Ryan Loes, JP Anderson
Jamie Duffy [RIP] and all the Glitch Mode Squad

Mixed + Mastered by Sean Payne
@ Glitch Mode HQ - Chicago, IL

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Cyanotic Chicago, Illinois

part band, part machine, the Chicago-based angry robot outfit Cyanotic, has been producing their own hybrid of angry robot music since forming in 2002. Striking balance between synthetic order and frenzied chaos, the band's 2017 release "Tech Noir" serves as a welcome updating of their loving homage to electronic music culture and classic cyberpunk tropes. North American Tour details coming soon. ... more

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