Sinevvave - Cyan Noise

​Sinevvave

​Cyan Noise
self-released; 2017

​3.9 out of 5

By Seth Shulman

Holy cow, off the bat this is already one of the most original things I have ever heard. I immediately have become a Sinevvave fan. Their new album Cyan Noise is just fantastic. I get a sort of Radiohead meets Nine Inch Nails and that pairing could not have been done better in my opinion. The production isn’t just well done it is imaginative. These guys look for the sounds that are not out there; they go for inventive nuances in their overall tone.

​“Whatever Fits” might be one of my favorite tunes off the album. I love the progression it just speaks to me in such a deep and meaningful way. I just really have never heard many songs like this; again it just seems like an absolute perfect pairing of bands like Nine Inch Nails and Radiohead. Sinevvave has such a cool and totally original brand of experimental electronica mixed with some indie rock influence. 

Having been influenced by film scores, Cyan Noise has to be one of the more inventive albums I have really gotten into. “Thief” is another great track that really has such an experimental vibe to it. I really get the influence for film scores in this track; it is so spacey and kind of keeps molding into different shapes the more and more it travels. “A Closeness” is also another beautiful tune; I just love the progressions and the mix of weird and beautiful. There is such a psychedelic feel to this song almost like an extremely tripp-y Tame Impala type of tune. 

I would most definitely recommend this album to anyone who likes the more experimental side of music. It really is an adventure from start to finish. The writing is really outstanding and I could tell there was dedication and love throughout this entire album. Hope to see these guys live one day; personally I could tell they probably have a great live set up. So go check this album out. Don’t just take my word. Actively go out and listen to this; you will not be disappointed.

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