About Us

Teku Syndrom: Woman Fronted Purebred Rock from Atlantic Canada

Rising from the rugged landscape of Atlantic Canada, Teku Syndrom delivers a visceral rock experience that bridges the gap between classic 80s grit and modern alternative intensity. The band’s moniker reflects the creative state of mind lead guitarist Eric "Raz" Toussaint enters when songwriting—trusty Teku glass in hand. With Teresa’s angelic vocals soaring over Dan’s no-holds-barred guitar-driven sound, supported by Tony’s intense bass foundation and Garry’s thunderous drums, Teku Syndrom deliver thought-provoking lyrics while rocking, grooving, and appealing to audiences of all ages.

The Journey

Teku Syndrom made their global debut with the single "Help Me Grow" in May 2022. Telling the true story of band member transgender child, the track resonated worldwide, reaching #3 on FM 89.5 in Canberra, Australia. Alan Cross (Corus Radio/A Journal of Musical Things) praised the track, noting: "What an interesting (and uplifting) topic for a song! Good job."

Building on this momentum, the band released their debut EP, The Path, in May 2023 to a sold-out crowd at the Edmundston Art Center. The EP was hailed by critics as a "remarkable musical journey" (BrokenColor.co) with "hooks beyond hooks" (The Buzz Slayers).

On Stage & In the Community

Teku Syndrom is as committed to their community as they are to their craft. They have raised over $24,500 for local charities through their self-produced S.H.E. 🤘 Rocks benefit shows(2024 & 2025) – Strong Humble Edmundston (🤘) Women Rocks.

Their live resume includes supporting French-Canadian legends Vilain Pingouin, emerging Quebec rockers Sandveiss, country star Justin Legacy and fellow New Brunswickers; La Grosse Équipe. Their high-energy performances have earned them accolades within the Acadian Hard Rock scene, including the People’s Choice Award (2024)and the Altruism Award (2025) at the Savèches Wing Awards.

Building momentum

Fresh out of Aurum Waves Studio, Teku Syndrom just released their sophomore EP-Rise on 8 May 2026 at the Edmundston Art Center. This new offer is full of high octane tracks ready for the big stage. Highlights of 2026 also include live shows supporting Mexican/Quebecer metal/funk group DéKoràon their Ahuevo Tabarnak 2026 tour, a performance at the Musical Wednesday concert series in Edmundston NB, a second show supporting Sandveiss from Quebec, a performance in Moncton NB, and to top it all, Teku Syndrom was selected to open for Quebec trash-metal phenom Mononc Serge & Anonymus on their Metal-Canadien Français tour!