Synthacide is an electronic musical group based out of Nashville, Tennessee. Their sound is best described as a mix of HipHop, Punk, and Electronica. The original members of the band are brothers, Drawls (Devin Myracle) and Jenkins (Bryan Myracle). According to them, the etymology of their band name comes from the idea of the music being dynamically "Synthetic", yet dark, hence Synthacide. 

   After throwing around ideas with music that differed drastically, they decided to start a band that met both of their musical tastes. From there, they began to write more lyrics and songs and promote themselves online. In due time, other members joined the band temporarily based on the original members' current location (Alabama, Arizona, Tennessee). 

   Synthacide's musical style has been described as "Electronic/Pop", and "Crunkcore", varying from song to song. According to the band, their musical influences are "everything that sounds good, put into one box and shaken up". They believe that mixing various styles together to create a new style is better than producing " the same old thing".

Combining the frosty abrasiveness of acts such as Christian Death and Skinny Puppy with the more accessible pop stylings of Depeche Mode and Pet Shop Boys, Prayers is an electronic rock outfit formed in 2013. Originating out of San Diego, California and comprising members Leafar Seyer (real name Rafael Reyes) and Dave Parley, the band came together after Seyer sought to form a new project after having helmed various others, including Baptism of Thieves and Vampire. The duo aimed to lyrically depict the pitfalls of gang life after Seyer had experienced the culture during his teens. This, combined with reverb-laden drums, resonant synth work, and elements of post-punk, led to the group coining the term "cholo-goth." 

Prayers independently released their first full-length, SD Killwave, in 2013 and followed with the Gothic Summer EP the next year. The video for one of the SD Killwave singles, "From Dog to God," caught the attention of the Cult's Ian Astbury, who invited Prayers to open for him on a 2014 tour. 

Prayers spent 2016 working on the follow-up and released the single "Black Leather," which featured celebrity tattoo artist Kat Von D. The following year, the band delivered two new releases: Curse Be Thy Blessings, an EP with the original members of Christian Death (accompanied with a documentary entitled Beyond and Back that chronicled the collaboration), and their third album, Baptism of Thieves. Both releases arrived in the fall of 2017.  The band released a "Wild Roses" remix by Fragrance. in April 2020 with music video animated and directed by Dani Moreno Cordero who directed their 2015 video for "Drugs" featuring Travis Barker & DJ Klever after selling out the Fonda Theater (Los Angeles), Observatory (San Diego) and playing Tropicalia festival and with The Cult at Greek Theater (Los Angeles) in 2019.

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