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Lymbyc Systym announces new album 'Split Stones,' shares dazzling title track

  • August 16, 2015
  • Mike Waite
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Jared and Michael Bell, the two brothers who release music as Lymbyc Systym, live on opposite sides of the country; one in Arizona, one in New York.  While long distance collabs are pretty common now, it's interesting to see one happen longterm between siblings.  Since 2004, they've contributed a unique voice to the once-thriving post-rock scene, a synth-led, guitarless alternative to the likes of This Will Destroy You or Mogwai.  That genre is in a decline these days, but Lymbyc Systym's sound draws from many others as well, from cinematic ambience to Four Tet-esque IDM.

Yesterday the band announced that Split Stones, their fourth album and second for Western Vinyl, will be released on October 16th.  They also gave us an early stream of the title track, a dazzling affair that sees them sticking to their general M.O., but still getting incredible results.  Organic and synthetic percussion coexist in harmony, while the synth melodies are as emotive and scintillating as on their early masterpieces.  Elsewhere, it sounds like we can expect them to try a lot of new things on Split Stones, described as "the duo's most up-tempo, vibrant, and danceable album to date."  Check out "Split Stones" and the album tracklist below.

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Tracklist:
01 Generated Bodies
02 Morning Flats
03 Geometer
04 Streaming Consciousness
05 The Erratic Shift
06 Split Stones
07 Detached
08 Paraboloid
09 Pulses
10 Scientific Romance

 

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Lymbyc Systym

"Split Stones"

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I received my degree in English from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, and Virginia is still home. Apart from my yearly pilgrimage to Moogfest and occasional shows in DC, Detroit, and New York, I like to stick to the fringes, with an eye always open toward music that is forward-thinking and unique, whatever the genre.

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