Syntactic
Syntactic was an Austrian record label active for about a decade, whose releases were later continued through its sister label Klanggalerie.
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Overview
Syntactic was an Austrian record label. According to its official website, the label operated for roughly ten years and then wound down, with all future items to be released through its sister label Klanggalerie. A separate Syntactic archive page was also maintained at chronoglide.com. The label's final release was described as a two-CD set titled 'Danza de la Muerte', celebrating ten years of Syntactic and referred to on the site as the label's 'swan song'. The website's last update was dated May 22nd, 2003, indicating that the label ceased active operations around that time. Syntactic is therefore best understood as a small independent Austrian imprint whose catalogue and ongoing activity were absorbed into Klanggalerie.
History
Syntactic was an Austrian record label. Its official website states that it operated for about ten years, after which all future items would be released through its sister label Klanggalerie. The label maintained an archive page at chronoglide.com. The final release was a two-CD set titled 'Danza de la Muerte', described as celebrating ten years of Syntactic and as the label's 'swan song'. The website's last update was May 22nd, 2003, suggesting the label ceased active operations around that date. No further details about its founding, ownership, or catalogue are provided in the available evidence.
Syntactic celebrates 10 years with the release of 'Danza de la Muerte', a 2 CD set described as the label's swan song.
Official website last updated on May 22nd, 2003.
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Independent Austrian record label; later releases continued through sister label Klanggalerie.
Danza de la Muerte (2 CD set)
A 2 CD set celebrating 10 years of Syntactic, described as the label's swan song.
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