Tom Laskin MadTracks — 'Snow and Joy' by Null Device Tom Laskin on Friday 10/05/2007 1:41 pm Excursions by Null Device A mix of Middle Eastern rhythms and anxious Spanish guitar rouse “Snow and Joy,” a roiling global groove by Null Device that reminds you just how accomplished these local …
I remember when this band first graced my CD player with their album Sublimation and their cover of The Smith's track “There is Light”. Many of us were introduced then to their style of electro-pop with hints of pop and other styles with breakbeats and melodic vocals. Years have past …
TekNoirNull Device is a synthpop duo from Wisconsin in the USA whose name i already knew for some time but of whom i actually had never before heard an album. Null Device have managed to completely convince me with their third album Excursions. The band plays synthetic electropop that doesn’t …
DJ IZFollowing up their 2004 release “A Million Different Moments”, Null Device answers back with yet another great album. As the name “Excursions” would hint, the familiar synthpop sound of Null Device is accented with Middle Eastern influences (most prominently on the first track “Triangular”). One thing I really enjoyed …
Rich AlbertoniSome recently released local electronic albums have abandoned their sequenced, mechanical ways in exchange for raw emotion. Caustic's powernoise and Stochastic Theory's melodrama are a far cry from the cool, robotic detachment often associated with the genre. Enter Null Device. The third CD by Eric Oehler's project may not …