Swiss cyber-metal visionaries Sybreed have opened the vault and what’s inside isn’t leftover debris, it’s the missing connective tissue between their most iconic eras.
These newly released bonus tracks from the Listenable Records reissues aren’t B-sides… they’re evolution snapshots, the hidden circuitry under Sybreed’s biomechanical skin.
For longtime fans, this drop feels like a signal from a past timeline. The raw code that shaped Antares, The Pulse of Awakening, and God Is An Automaton.
For newer listeners, it’s the perfect crash-course in what made Sybreed one of the most forward thinking bands of their generation.
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Tracklist (Official):
01 – Technocracy (2007)
02 – Flesh Doll For Sale (2009)
03 – Plasmaterial (2007)
04 – Hardboiled Venus (Demo 2010)
05 – Doomsday Party (Drop vs. Piano Remix)
What These Songs Are:
• “Technocracy” + “Plasmaterial – Antares bonuses
• “Flesh Doll For Sale” – Pulse of Awakening bonus
• “Hardboiled Venus” – God Is An Automaton pre-production demo
• “Doomsday Party (Drop vs. Piano Remix)” – features Tomáš Kebert on piano
Three-artwork blending by the mighty Erik Kirchner Art
Why This Release Matters
Sybreed’s world has always existed between circuitry and decay with cold mechanical precision fused with raw human collapse. These tracks reveal the prototypes and abandoned pathways, the ideas that didn’t just support the albums… they haunted them.
You hear the shifts in tone, the experiments, the alternate DNA strands that would eventually crystallize into the band’s signature cyber-metal identity.
This is Sybreed in the lab, wires exposed, code flickering.
Listen to the Sybreed bonus tracks on YouTube
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