Cyanotic

Cyanotic and Glitch Mode Recordings [the group's affiliation] began in the early 2000s. Sean Payne [vocals/electronics] and Drew Rosander [guitars/synths] were learning to make music with computers and guitars, partying in empty houses, growing up around the rave scene in Chicago, basement punk shows in Indiana and drug excess all through the midwest.

In 2003, “Mutual Bonding Through Violation” was released through Cyanotic’s own Glitch Mode Records to coincide with the band’s first US tour. Chris Hryniewiecki [guitars] became a member later that same year. “MBTV” is now out of print.

“MBTV” set the tone for what fans could expect from Cyanotic. Great reviews and various shows, including a US tour lead to the release of “Transhuman” in 2005. This was Cyanotic’s first full length album. Relentless touring of the US and Canada sold this album out in August of 2006.

Cyanotic delivered “Transhuman 2.0″ to the public in July 2007 via Bit Riot Records and WTII Records. The limited 2-disc deluxe edition features the original “Transhuman”, as well new songs, alternate mixes, bonus tracks and guest appearances from members of Front Line Assembly, 16 Volt, Acumen Nation, DJ? Acucrack, mindfluxFuneral and Rabbit Junk. Bit Riot Records has begun the single pressing of “T.2″, reporting that the limited edition will soon be out of print.