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You've Got a Guy brings you The Syn, the iconic London-based progressive rock outfit whose early 1960s-70s material helped shape the UK prog scene. Emerging in 1965 (in the era often referred to as High Court), The Syn evolved through a merger with The Selfs and featured pivotal members including Steve Nardelli and Chris Squire. Their early singles on the Deram label, Created by Clive and Flowerman, remain touchpoints for fans of 60s British psychedelia and early prog.

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Across decades, The Syn re-emerged in 2004 with Nardelli continuing at the helm, briefly joined by Chris Squire during the early reunion period, guiding the 2005 Syndestructible album. The band’s story blends archival material with modern releases, and their live performances—captured on releases like Live Rosfest—showcase their enduring musicianship. Whether you’re new to their sound or returning for a deeper dive, this page gathers biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information to help you secure your seats with ease.

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Discography highlights span studio albums such as Flowerman (Rare Blooms From The Syn 1965-69, 2021), Trustworks (2016), Syndestructible (2005), Armistice Day (2007), Big Sky (2009), and Original Syn 1965-2004 (2004). The archival Flowerman collection, noted as a definitive release for 1965–69 material and demos, and Live Rosfest (documenting a 2009 performance) are essential touchpoints for fans and collectors alike. For the complete experience, visit the official site and follow The Syn on social media for news, remasters, and rare tracks.

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Upcoming show information can shift; for 2025, widely publicized tour dates aren’t documented in major databases, but archival releases and occasional live appearances continue. If you’re hoping to see The Syn live, keep an eye on official channels and our listings for the latest updates. Remember: secure your seats with a straightforward, no-fuss purchase process—we’ve got you.

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What reaches the room

Official social channels and website: synmusic.net | Facebook | Instagram | X/Twitter | Spotify. For more information, you can also explore recent reissues and live performances through reputable distributors and the band’s official platforms.

The essentials

Quick Facts About The Syn

  • Origins and early history: The Syn emerged in London in 1965 (also known as High Court) and, after merging with The Selfs, featured members including Steve Nardelli and Chris Squire; they issued two Deram singles in 1967: Created by Clive and Flowerman.
  • Reunion and later era: The band reformed in 2004, with Steve Nardelli at the helm; Chris Squire briefly joined during the early reunion period, helping to drive the 2005 Syndestructible album.
  • Studio albums (sorted by recency): Flowerman: Rare Blooms From The Syn 1965-69 (2021, Grapefruit), Trustworks (2016, Melodic Revolution Distribution), Live Rosfest (2015, Cherry Red), Big Sky (2009, Umbrello), Armistice Day (2007, Umbrello), Syndestructible (2005, Umbrello), Original Syn 1965-2004 (2004, Umbrello).
  • Big Sky was voted the best progressive rock album of 2009 on USA Progressive Music’s site.
  • Rare-era archival release Flowerman (2021) collects 1965–69 material and demos; the set has been reviewed and discussed as a definitive archival reissue.
  • Live archive: The Syn Live Rosfest (CD/DVD) documents a 2009 Rosfest performance with the 2009 Big Sky lineup; released in 2015 via Umbrello/Cherry Red distribution.

The records

The Syn Discography

  • Flowerman: Rare Blooms From The Syn 1965-69
    2021 · Grapefruit
  • Trustworks
    2016 · Melodic Revolution Distribution
  • Live Rosfest
    2015 · Cherry Red Records
  • Big Sky
    2009 · Umbrello
  • Armistice Day
    2007 · Umbrello
  • Syndestructible Tour 2006
    2006 · Umbrello
  • Syndestructible
    2005 · Umbrello
  • Original Syn 1965-2004
    2004 · Umbrello

The hits

Top The Syn Songs

  • Flowerman
    1967 · Did not chart
  • Created By Clive
    1967 · Did not chart

Discography highlights span studio albums such as Flowerman (Rare Blooms From The Syn 1965-69, 2021), Trustworks (2016), Syndestructible (2005), Armistice Day (2007), Big Sky (2009), and Original Syn 1965-2004 (2004). The archival Flowerman collection, noted as a definitive release for 1965–69 material and demos, and Live Rosfest (documenting a 2009 performance) are essential touchpoints for fans and collectors alike. For the complete experience, visit the official site and follow The Syn on social media for news, remasters, and rare tracks.

Upcoming show information can shift; for 2025, widely publicized tour dates aren’t documented in major databases, but archival releases and occasional live appearances continue. If you’re hoping to see The Syn live, keep an eye on official channels and our listings for the latest updates. Remember: secure your seats with a straightforward, no-fuss purchase process—we’ve got you.

Official social channels and website: synmusic.net | Facebook | Instagram | X/Twitter | Spotify. For more information, you can also explore recent reissues and live performances through reputable distributors and the band’s official platforms.

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