Future Synth | en

There are, at least, five bands with this name. 1) The band from which The Human League & Clock DVA later emerged. Founded by Ian Craig Marsh, Martyn Ware & Adi Newton in 1977 in Sheffield, UK (see blindYouth.co.uk for further early Human League info.). 2) An indie-pop quartet out of Nashville, TN. http://www.myspace.com/thefutureband 3) A Welsh post-hardcore band Hondo Maclean died and was reborn in the shape of The Future in late 2006/early 2007. The name change reflected a shift in sound and attitude. In May 2008, they announced that they too were to split, but that other projects...

A young British electronic music artist working from the heart of the Cotswolds. http://futureimagerecords.bandcamp.com/ .

There are at least 3 bands known under this name: The first one was formed in 1976 in France, by Claude Delcloo, who gathered 23 (yes, twentytree!) famous studio musicians of the time (Didier Lockwood, Marc Chantereau, François Jeanneau, André Ceccarelli, Ivan Jullien among them) creating this way the first dreamteam à la française. Their unique homonymous album is a blend of choppy euro fusion, funky big band grooving, and some soulful touches that remind us of some of the funky jazz coming out of the west coast during the 70s. A few cuts have some really great female vocals,...

Synthesia is a French ambient electronic progressive rock/metal band created in the end of 2004 and made of 2 members: Aurélien Diérick (music, keyboards, guitars) and Julien Bazile (lyrics, melodies, voices). They made one "internet/home made" album entitled "Rain of Light" (completed in 2007) along with many covers and they're currently working on a new album entitled "The Time Travellers" (probably finished before the end of 2009). The main influences of the band are Ayreon, Rhapsody, Luca Turilli, Mike Oldfield, Kitaro, Voyager (the Australian band) or Pink Floyd. There are also some Canadian guests on various tracks: Annie Gaulin aka...