Berlyn Trilogy Wakefield, UK
Brooding electronic pop with dark industrial undertones.
Clear, emotive vocals.
Swooping
synthesiser atmospherics.
Addictive melodies.
All propelled along by pounding beats, samples, and a bass guitar.
Influenced by classic electronic pioneers like Ultravox, Depeche Mode, Japan, The Human League. Berlyn Trilogy create emotive, catchy, danceable pop, and they love performing live.
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