Anna Maria StjärnellNull Device play an intriguing mix of synth pop and Middle Eastern influences. The appealing vocals of Eric Oehler sound as forlorn as singers in the genre usually do. “Destines and Symmetries” is replete with swirling synths and mock-Arabic chants. It sounds like an odd mix but it …
Pedro F.This is incredible, the first issue of this new American label, Dead Beat is focusing on Madison, Wisconsin?s capital, underground electro scene with 12 unreleased tracks (of 13 presents on the compilation). Some bands present on this compilation are already confirmed and internationally recognised artists, the most famous is …
Well, after drying, cleaning, testing, plugging, unplugging, racking, reracking, and a large purchase of replacement gear, Null Device is back in approximate business. On the upside, Chuck4 got the effects pedals working again. It’s a miracle. The DI flaked out a bit but it’s back in business as well, as …
PitchforkSince I am not an avid synthpop listener, I am not exactly a connoisseur of the sound, but I do know what sounds good when I hear it. Null Device has a decent sound that is musically interesting and vocally not so whiny-squealy-sugary-sweet like so many bands that do not …
We had a lot of rain this weekend. Enough to cause the practice space to flood. Pretty much all our gear sat in about a foot of cold water overnight. Backing track DVD player, DI, amp modellers, amps, PA, electric gutiar and bass, electric violin…all very very wet. Most of …