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Sianspheric
Band,
Rock
Formed in 1994 in Hamilton, Ontario, their first album, 1995's "Somnium," was critically successful but commercially was a non-factor. Three more albums were released before the band broke up in 2001: "There's Always Someplace You'd Rather Be" (1998), "Else" (1999), and "The Sound of The Colour of The Sun" (2001). Sianspheric reformed in 2005 and released "RGB," a live concert DVD, and a new single, the 7-inch "I Wouldn't Expect You To Understand." Formerly known as SIANspheric4. Sean Ramsay: guitars, vocals Jay Patterson: bass guitar Locksley Taylor: guitars Matthew Durrant: drums
Members
 | Locksley Taylor g |
| Matthew Durrant dr, perc, voc |
| Jay Patterson b, g, voc |
| Sean Ramsay g |
 | Electroluminescent |
| Stephen Peruzzi b, voc |
| Paul Sinclair g |
Popular Tracks 
I Like the Ride on Somnium by Sianspheric The Stars Above on Somnium by Sianspheric Turbulent / Hydrodynamic on Somnium by Sianspheric Watch Me Fall on Somnium by Sianspheric This Window on Somnium by Sianspheric Broken Man on Somnium by Sianspheric Zoe on Somnium by Sianspheric Needle on Somnium by Sianspheric Where the Planets Revolve, I Wish I Was There on Somnium by Sianspheric Flow, Ebb & Die on Somnium by SiansphericTrack list and 30sec audio provided by 
Band Membership
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Writing The Future In Letters Of Fire | Sianspheric | 2016 | Album |
| I Wouldn't Expect You To Understand | Sianspheric | 2006 | Single |
| RGB | Sianspheric | 2005 | Compil. |
| Magnetic Morning / Aspirin Age | Toshack Highway vs. Sianspheric | 2003 | Album |
| The Sound Of The Colour Of The Sun | Sianspheric | 2001 | Album |
| There's Always Someplace You'd Rather Be | Sianspheric | 1998 | Album |
| Somnium | Sianspheric | 1995 | Album |
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