About Synthetic Division
Synthetic Division is an electropop band fronted by Shawn Decker. Inspired by the sounds of 80's electropop groups such as New Order, Depeche Mode and Duran Duran, Synthetic Division keep up with the times by infusing modern sounds into a classic and proven sound. Check out their releases Tainted Goods (1999), Bleeding Heart Cadaver (2003), Get With The Programs (2007), A Symptom of Life (2010).
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Top Tracks
Back to Sleep
Raspberry Swirl
Sign
The Line of Fire
Did I Ever Tell You?
The Next Scene
On the Mend
Nobody Could See This Coming
Count Me Out
Been There, Done That
Let's Start
The Essence of Pain
Out of Time
A Symptom of Life
The Essence of Pain (E.Z.F.C. Mix)
A Fate I Will Deny
A Symptom of Life (Negatoid Remix by Bella Morte)
So Alive
Replenish
Sign (Nala's Internal Mechanisms Remix)
The Rain (Version 2.010)
Shake the Disease (feat. Anna Christina Fleming)
Stay Awake My Precious Child
Eternity Awaits Us
Close to Me
Plainer to See
Drive
Been There, Done That.
It's Too Soon to Lose It All
I Victory Crouch You
One Night's Luck
Don't Want to See Your Friends
Any Second Now (But Not Tonight) [feat. Story of the Running Wolf]
Policy Of Truth
I Choose to Ignore This
Numb to the Numbers
The Sun and the Rainfall (feat. Lauren Hoffman)
I've Interrupted Your Dream
I Liked You
Two Minute Warning (feat. Jeff Diehm)
1. A Symptom of Life
Verily
Just Can't Get Enough (feat. Gild the Mourn & Evelyn Hoffman)
The Love of Your Life
The Rain
4. Sign (Nala's Internal Mechanisms Remix)
2. Out of Time
Somebody
Do Your Best
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