Artist description Decency plays a synthetic popular stylish music with lots of space. Easily recognized with the lead singers blood-warming baritone, carefully orchestrated choruses and a well composed mix of classical "analogue" and acoustic instruments with synthetic samples. The sound is quite like that of Depeche Mode on their latest albums.

Music Style Synthetic POP / Rock

Musical Influences Depeche Mode, Massive Attack, Garbage, Kent, Sisu

Similar Artists Depeche Mode, State Machine

Artist History Decency was formed in 1995 and remained together for one year. The individual members had long experience of playing in bands, both together and in completely different constellations. In the beginning of 2001, Decency reappeared as guests on the music festival at which they had originally conducted their first performance ever. Today, it is a lot more ambitious crowd that answers to the name of Decency. National radio spots along with promotion tours have been conducted and the recent contract with LowPaz Studios guarantees high quality production in upcoming releases. Currently the band is at work with recording a new album, “Of Ignorance and Knowledge�. A promotion version is scheduled to be released in early April and will be handled by Roma Recordings.

Group Members Robin Fransson, Martin Svard, Petter Fahlstrom, Jens Löfqvist, Tobias Kleväng

Instruments Software and hardware synthesizers of various makes and models, including Korg Triton, Yamaha DX7, Propellarheads Reason, Rebirth and others

Albums Confused (1996), Of Ignorance and Knowledge (YBR)

Press Reviews "...an album I wouldn't mind having in my collection..." - 4 / 5, Folkbladet

Additional Info For additional info, please contact decency@home.se!

Location Tranås, Småland - Sweden

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