Synthpop Outfit Monarchy Release Final Album ‘Syzygy’

Norman van den Wildenberg | August 9, 2021 | Release | No Comments

Synthpop deluxe outfit Monarchy is putting away their vocoders and customized guitars after 11 years of party services and an impressive list of accomplishments – from touring the world, playing Coachella to collaborating with Dita Von Teese. As a final hurrah, they are releasing Syzygy, one more soundtrack to dance the night away. Stream ‘Syzygy’ here.

The album features ten infectious tracks; the bedazzling dance-pop banger Half A Song, the electronic-pop gem Just Give Me Your Love, the disco-influenced Glow Vision, are some of the highlights of Syzygy, an album which confirms Monarchy as one of pops most exciting acts.

The album is filled with positivity and confidence, mixing French touch, disco and synth-pop to perfection. It’s a fitting goodbye. Leaving the way they entered: with everything intact, precise, concise and with deft execution. They came, they rocked, they conquered.

Monarchy launched anonymously in 2010 to a storm in a teacup on the blogs. They followed with singles on Neon Gold, Kitsune, before signing and leaving Universal. Collaborated with Dita Von Teese. Played Coachella, Lovebox, endless Spanish festivals, toured the US, Russia, across to South Korea, all over Europe. Released three albums and a cover album. Signed to Warners Music Spain. Left again. Remixed everyone from Kelis, Kylie, Lady Gaga, OMD, Jamiroquai.