Sylar is an American metalcore band from Queens, New York, established in 2012. The group swiftly cultivated a following with their aggressive blend of metalcore, nu metal, and alternative metal, infusing their sound with a distinctively gritty urban edge. They have been consistently applauded for their dynamic and energetic performances, which are complemented by their proficient musical craftsmanship and the intense, emotionally charged vocals that have become a hallmark of their style.

Throughout their career, Sylar has released several albums and extended plays, which have solidified their place in the post-hardcore and nu metal revival movements. Their recent tracks, such as "Black," "Soul," and "Encore une histoire," showcase the band's continuous evolution, blending heavy guitar riffs with melodic choruses that resonate with fans. With songs like "Purple Dragon," "Seasons," and their cover of Linkin Park's "Points Of Authority," they pay homage to the influences that have shaped their sonic signature. The band's relentless energy and dedication to their craft are evident in every release, from the anthemic "Soul Addiction (Radio Edit)" to the introspective "To Whom It May Concern." As they continue to grow and expand their discography with tracks like "Golden Retreat" and "Deadbeat," Sylar remains a forceful presence in the modern metal scene, offering a raw and passionate escape for listeners worldwide.