Syndromeda

Artist: Perceptual Defence + Syndromeda
P: 2019
Deep dark and ambient sounds from Belgium and Italy.

Artist: Perceptual Defence + Syndromeda
P: 2020
Electromagnetism invites you to a trip into electrical circuits. Fraught with tension, eruptive, effective on all frequencies. An ambient album to dive and resonate into the deep. From slow and low frequencies up to high voltage and electromagnetic disturbances. 

Artist: Perceptual Defence + Syndromeda
P: 2018
Divided by Two is an ambient project by Italian artist Gabriele Quirici (aka Perceptual Defence) and Belgian artist Danny Budts (aka Syndromeda)
"The Legend" is the story about Silvius Brabo who was a mythical Roman soldier who is said to have killed a giant, and by this would have created the name Brabant. Later this story was also used to explain the name Antwerp (meaning hand throwing). Brabo once killed a giant, called Druon Antigoon, who asked money from people who wanted to pass the bridge over the river Scheldt. When they didn't want to or couldn't pay, he cut off their hand and threw it in the river. Because of this, Brabo also removed the hand of the giant, and threw it into the river. (Wikipedia)

Artist: Syndromeda + Sensory ++
P: 2022
A journey to the outer end of the univers and our mind in floating melodies and sounds from space and time.

Artist: Syndromeda + Sensory ++
P: 2021
Two great Belgian electronic musicians work together here, merging their arts, so to speak, and developing melodic Berlin school sequencer pieces, as we were used to from both musicians on their own. Long pieces invite you to listen comfortably.

Artist: Perceptual Defence + Syndromeda
P: 2018
PERCEPTUAL DEFENCE & SYNDROMEDA is a cooperation between both of this artists from Rome (Italy) and Antwerp (Belgium)
"Two Aliens conversating in the silent space" is the title of this live-album, that refers to the former deep-space trilogy of both musicians. In May 2017 Perceptual Defence and Syndromeda performed a live concert in a closed former plant in Belgium (ZLDR Luchtfabriek Heusden-Zolder) in front of an audience waiting in exited attention for ambient space sounds amongst huge generators, machines, tubes and turbines. Anyone being present may have saved this indelible memory for ever. To give an emphasis to this memory as well as for friends of ambient music, who weren't able to visit that stunning event, this album is reason enough to be released now to at least give a musical impression.

Artist: Perceptual Defence + Syndromeda
P: 2020
A nice Sci-Fi story, told with synthesizersounds like a movie. Brilliant, dark soundscapes of Alien attacking the Earth and the Rescue.

Artist: Perceptual Defence + Syndromeda
P: 2016
"The End of the Universe" is the third album of this duo, completing the trip through deep space achieving the end of the universe in complete silence and pitchblack darkness.  Perceptual Defence & Syndromeda complete their travel to strange worlds of aliens and black holes in the third album of the trilogy. The dark album is again full of ambient sounds and strange atmospheres.

Artist: Perceptual Defence + Syndromeda
P: 2014
PERCEPTUAL DEFENCE & SYNDROMEDA is a cooperation between both of this artists from Rome (Italy) and Antwerp (Belgium)
"Fear of the Emptiness Space" is a remarkable album that matches the expectations of fans of both artists for their atmospheric character that is created by ambient, sequences and electronic sound images.
This time the artists tried to express the consequences of an encounter with aliens. They warn us - could aliens just be as human, as we are...
The music expresses this tension vividly through two langtracks of each more than 30 minutes.
"Aliens : beautiful, peaceful, enlightened creatures from outer space teaching mankind their wisdom?
Built on dark revolving textures and crepuscular sequences, this album has only one purpose: to warn us.
The universe could be anything but such a great place to encounter new lifeforms.
Because aliens could be just as human as we are." *
 

Artist: Perceptual Defence + Syndromeda
P: 2015
Perceptual Defence & Syndromeda continued their travel to strange worlds of aliens and black holes. The dark album is full of ambient sounds.

Artist: Syndromeda & Mac of Bionight
P: 2015
The two musicians , who know perfectly to play Berlin School and sequencer style, are combining their skills and make music with Mellotron and sequences in the 70s blossom . That would be the right soundtrack for the climb to the volcanoes .

Artist: Syndromeda
P: 2005
This album comes close on the heals of 'Metaphysical Experiences' but even though it is quite recognizable as Syndromeda the realization of the project came together in a very different manner. Danny Budts, the man who is Syndromeda, was asked if his music could be used as part of an artist exhibition celebrating the 850th anniversary of Ekeren, the village in Belgium where he lives. He composed a completely fresh series of works, the music you have here, inspired by a nature reserve in the village where the exhibition was to be mainly based.
 

Artist: Syndromeda
P: 2007 / 2021
If New Age would have been made in the early seventies, with Mellotron and the usual instruments of that time, this is how it would have sounded like!
Nobody else than Danny could perform meditation music in this slow Berlin School style, which is realy different to his other recordings, but nevertheless not as good as the otherones.
Try this out!
 

Artist: Syndromeda
P: 2006 / 2012
Fast Sequenzer with more digital sounds than usual. Berlin School style with evolving layers and raising rhythms. Mellotron sounds are included. A dense mood with variations of Danny.
Syndromeda`s Album "Attack!" from 2006 is a work full of rythm, hypnotic electronic sounds and fast paced sequences.Partly it reminds to the 80s style but only to take these elements for a fresh sound from today and give it a new frame with some finetuning of powerful synthesizers.

Artist: Syndromeda
P: 1995-2002
This has the remastered Version of the oldest Tracks from Syndromeda, which had been released on the first 5 music cassettes. In Addition, you can find new unreleased tracks on this Double CD.