Syntec is a German electronic music project, formed in 1988, and notably active in the 1990s. The band primarily falls within the synthpop and EBM (Electronic Body Music) genres, pioneering sounds that meld moody synth melodies with danceable beats, often accompanied by melancholic or introspective lyrics. The group initially made a mark with their debut album "Puppets & Angels" and the single "It Takes a Word," both released in the early 90s, which helped them secure a place in the electro-industrial scene that was burgeoning across Europe at the time.

After a hiatus, Syntec returned to the electronic music landscape with a series of releases showcasing their continued evolution and enduring knack for atmospheric synth music. Their recent tracks, "The Beginning" and "Catch My Fall," epitomize their refined style, where haunting vocals weave through layered electronic soundscapes. "Voodoo Frog" displays their willingness to experiment with diverse sonic textures, proving their sound can adapt and thrive in the contemporary music scene. With "Various Artists," Syntec demonstrates their collaborative spirit, suggesting a willingness to blend their sound with other musicians and genres, thereby continuing their journey in the realm of electronic music. Their resurgence is a testament to their long-lasting appeal and the timelessness of their creative output within their musical niche.