System Syn eventually caught the attention of record labels, and in 2004 their 1st international debut, Premeditated, was released on Sector 9 Studios in North America and on Out of Line in Europe. To promote the release, System Syn departed for an extensive North American tour with Imperative Reaction. Afterwards, the band left for Germany in November of 2004 to perform at a series of "Out of Line Electro Festivals" with Hocico, Icon of Coil, God Module and Spetsnaz.
In 2005 System Syn made the move to Metropolis Records in North America, to release their next album, Postscript. This release showcased the band’s talent for writing highly energetic electronic dance music by kicking it up several notches to create some of the most emotional electronic music in the genre.
Not a band to disrupt their creative flow, System Syn began working on their follow-up immediately afterwards. A little over a year since Postscript was released, System Syn released 2006’s The Mourning Ritual. Eleven tracks of electronic mastery, the new album evoked a sense of compassion amongst its crushing beats, playful melodies, and comforting vocals. The album’s tempo varied from dancefloor crushers like “The Isolation of a Realist” and “I Am Here,” to the pulsing “The Blind” and the ballad-like “Winter Current.”
System Syn’s The Mouring Ritual in 2006 cast doubt among fans on whether the band could surpass the benchmark that they set for themselves. Now, two years later System Syn returned to answer that question. YES! But forget the simple “yes,” its more than that. End stands out as one of the most important releases of 2008. Dripping with catchy hooks and melodies laden with persuasive beats, the emotive lyrics add a dynamic all to themselves. Tracks such as “Like Every Insect,” “Open Wrists,” and “Blood” are destined for dance-floor dominance, while others such as “Hope,” “Broken Fingers,” and “The Void” simply make for some damn great listening. If Depeche Mode had balls, it would be System Syn.
