John Hoo, Larz , Sander Kapper - Synod

Review by Gunilla Tegen

Synod, the collaborative album from John Hoo, Larz, and Sander Kapper, showcases an impressive blend of electronic and experimental sounds. From start to finish, the album takes listeners on a journey through a vast soundscape of ambient textures, pulsing beats, and intricate melodies.

The opening track, "Transcendence," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its dreamy, ethereal atmosphere. The following tracks continue to build on this foundation, with each song offering its own unique take on the album's overall sound.

One standout track is "Echoes," which features haunting vocals and a driving beat that perfectly captures the album's sense of urgency. Another highlight is "Fragments," a more subdued track that showcases the trio's skill at crafting intricate soundscapes.

Summary by Gunilla Tegen

Synod is a strong debut album that showcases the talents of John Hoo, Larz, and Sander Kapper. It's an album that rewards repeated listens, with each listen revealing new layers and nuances in the music. Fans of electronic and experimental music will find plenty to enjoy here.