The System's 1984 album "X-Periment" stands as a prime example of Canadian synth-pop, blending danceable beats with melodic hooks. This album captured the electronic zeitgeist of the mid-80s.
- "X-Periment" was released on May 19, 1984, by Mirage Records and later by Unidisc Music Inc. The album is a key release in the Canadian synth-pop and new wave scene of the era. It features prominent use of synthesizers and drum machines, characteristic of the genre at the time.
- The album was produced by Marc-Andre Drouin and the songwriting was primarily handled by him and Paul C. Drouin. The duo focused on a clean, synthesized sound that was popular in the 1980s.
- "X-Periment" was released during a period of significant growth for electronic dance music, with synth-pop gaining mainstream traction. The album's sound reflects the polished production values common in the mid-1980s.
The System was a Canadian synth-pop duo formed in Montreal in the early 1980s. They are best known for their string of well-crafted dance-pop singles.
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