Syrinx Call: Matured in style and complexity…..

Syrinx Call states, «Our third album will be released on 29 January. It is a story about artificial intelligence and empathy. Enjoy!».

Syrinx Call is a project around the German recorder player Volker Kuinke. After the more folk-like/symphonic debut album Wind In The Woods and the follower The Moon On A Stick the band worked on their third album in 2020. Mirrorneuron is dominated even more by progressive rock elements than the predecessors whereby Syrinx Call has impressively matured into its very unique style, as well as gained in complexity.

Again, you have recorders merging with classical and electric guitars, keyboards, drums, but also string instruments and the engaging vocals of Isgaard and Doris Packbiers. Multi-instrumentalist and producer Jens Lueck has created masterful arrangements and is involving himself more than before as lead vocalist, but not without keeping the focus on the recorder in all its many variations as the main instrument.

Tracklist:

1. Bit By Bit (Overture) (5:29)

2. Deceptive Illusion (4:59)

3. The Arctic Will Die (4:19)

4. Breakdown (6:12)

5. Perfect Shine (3:13)

6. Merging Influences (4:18)

7. Big Data (2:19)

8. Weird Resonance (5:46)

9. One Step Beyond (1:29)

10. Mirrorneuron (4:07)

11. I’m Gonna Buy Some Flowers (7:25)

12. Sweetness (4:41)

13. Fill The Silence (6:42)

14. Silent Echoes (1:16)

Total Time 62:15

Line-up:

Volker Kuinke – recorders, backing vocals

Jens Lueck (Single Celled Organism) – vocals, keyboards, drums, percussion, programming, additional acoustic guitar

Isgaard – vocals

Doris Packbiers – vocals

   With

Frank Bornemann (Eloy) – electric guitar

Hannes Arkona (Eloy) – acoustic and electric guitars, keyboards

Klaus-Peter Matziol (Eloy) – bass

Jan Petersen (Sylvan) – electric guitar

Katja Flintsch – violin, viola

Annika Stolze – cello

Jürgen Osuchowski – acoustic guitars

Georg Gresimon – bass

Babis Nikou- electric guitar, laouto

Monika Lewis, Shaun Geraghty, Kai Ritter, John Turner – voices

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