The theremin has an almost mysterious and magical fascination, because it's played without any contact. With hand movements in the ether, farther and closer to the antennas, the theremin player controls its tuning and volume.

Tears of Sirens create their own soundbanks using everything from the theremin and the theremini. Their attitude in livesets is to play all that is playable captured by looper pedal, for their grooves; acoustic music but with electronic matrix.

1. Crazy Flows
2. Disedge
3. The Ripples
4. Fight:
5. I've Got a Thrill
6. Spectres and Sine Waves
7. Waste in my Mouth
8. Unawakened
9. Turning Points
10. Syn-es-the-sia
11. Minutes of Future Past

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 6/9/2017
Tears of Sirens lives in Sannicandro di Bari Italy

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Pop, Vocal, Daydreaming

1. Stargazing by Emiel Stopler: Filmic composer and acoustic fingerstyle guitarist
2. A Work in Progress by Ernesto Schnack: solo guitar and other madness
3. Diverso Universo by Kim Ribeiro: brazilian contemporary and traditional flute
4. Abstract Love by Dr Sounds: spacey ambient/dark new age
5. Healing Sounds of Tibet by Satori: healing, meditative ambient new age
6. Guinevere by Jeff Wahl: acoustic new age and jazz guitar.
7. Meditative Guitar by Jeff Wahl: acoustic new age and jazz guitar.
8. Timeless_ by Jami Sieber: enchanting cello compositions
9. Seraph by Psycliq: an electric heart with an organic soul
10. Very Own Special Day by Red Sky Lullaby: Lush Downtempo Electroacoustic Grooves
11. Chillin by Stanislav: Laid-back, cool, electroakoustic, classical music, ethno, jazzy soundtracks
12. YA! by The Headroom Project: Vivid world-electronica grooves
13. Requiem by Firesphere: Big epic dark heavy and soul shaking
14. Sellouts of Oz by Ozzie Cruse: Organic, electric sounds for your synaptic pleasure
15. Funk Fusion Vol 2 by Cozmikbeats: Funky Soul Beats with Urban Hip Hop flare
16. Theatralica by Stanislav: Laid-back, cool, electroakoustic, classical music, ethno, jazzy soundtracks
17. Solace Embrace by Mokhov: The most uplifting electronic music
18. Spectra by Terracotta Blue: Hip-hop-infused, electronic chill music... with a dash of everything else!
19. Disco Drama by Neurobic: Urban pop music for those about to dance
20. Triptych by Artemis: Alternative / Downtempo / Electro-pop

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