Synaesthesia (disambiguation)
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Synaesthesia (sometimes spelled "Synesthesia") is a perceptual experience in which a stimulus in one modality gives rise to an experience in different sensory modality.
Synaesthesia or Synaesthete may also refer to:
Music
- Bands
- Synaesthesia (English band), a neo-progressive rock band
- Synæsthesia (Canadian band), an industrial music band
- Albums
- Synesthesia (Peter Himmelman album), 1989 album
- Synaesthesia (Andy Summers album), 1996 album
- Synesthesia (Buck 65 album), 2001 album
- Synesthesia (Alle Farben album), full title Synesthesia: I Think in Colours, a 2014 album by Alle Farben
- Songs
- "Synesthesia" (Andrew McMahon song), a song by Andrew McMahon and the first single off his debut solo EP, The Pop Underground
- "Synaesthesia", a song by The Bobs
- "Synesthesia", a song by AFI (band)
- "Synaesthesia", a song by The Thrillseekers
- "Synesthesia", a song by Porcupine Tree
Others
- Synaesthesia (rhetorical device), where in literature one sense is described in terms of another
- Synaesthete (video game), a music video game
- Synesthesia (group show), an annual multi-arts performance in New York City
- Synesthesia Mandala Drums
- "Synesthesia", a film starring Masanobu Ando
- Detective Wanda "Synaesthesia" Jackson, a character from Top 10
- Synesthesia, a GNU program for music visualization, as a coruscating field of fog, stars and/or glowing lines as a visual accompaniment to music
See also
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