SYNOD Discography Synod has always been first and foremost a great dance band and their set lists have consistently featured some of the best contemporary music, yet from the very start they have emphasized songwriting. In 1972 they released their first recording of all-original music titled "Sent To Reconcile," and since then they have continued to write and record dozens of great tunes.
Selections from their earliest recordings, which originally came out on tape and on vinyl records, both LP and 45 rpm singles on the AMG and Signus labels, have been reassembled in half a dozen limited-release CDs, including "First In Line," "Sent To Reconcile," "Not For Public Consumption," "Learning The Songwriter’s Trade," "Giant In The Basement" and "Early Editions."
"Without the Picture," "Under-Covered," "Easy Street Sampler" and “For Example” include some originals along with cover-versions and samples of songs from their dance catalogue.
Synod’s current project is far from their normal dance music and is intended to stretch their musical and recording prowess. As yet untitled, most of the selections are traditional or sacred selections, including Stephen Foster and one or two classic gospel songs interspersed with some original songs. The project is dedicated to the fading art of listening, and the band considers it their best work yet.
Even after more than three and a half decades, Synod's play list continues to express itself in a variety of mediums and styles. Click on the images below to see an enlarged picture of the release.
ALBUMS:
Nobody's Jukebox
CDS:
First In Line
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Sent To Reconcile
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Not For Public Consumption
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Learning the Songwriter's Trade
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Giant In The Basement
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Early Editions
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Under-Covered
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Without the Picture
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SINGLES:
Back to Cape Cod
Future Shock
Nature of Things
Sheryl Song (is gonna do my dancing)
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