Null Device is a band not afraid to add new elements and influences to the synthpop formula. One of the few ‘synthpop’ bands trying to do things a bit differently and one that will soon outgrow that label.
Interview with Null Device by Kim Mercil Introduction by Mike Ventarola (www.hiddensanctuary.com ) It seems like just yesterday when Null Device was signed to Nilaihah Records and the release crossed my desk for a review. Then, as now, there are many electronic bands, each sounding rather similar in their style …
For those listeners in or near Madison, WI, “A Million Different Moments” is now available at B-Side, Mad City Music Exchange, MC Audio and Exclusive Co.-West. For those of you who use internet music services, both Sublimation and AMDM can be procured from iTunes, MusicMatch, and Audiolunchbox.com. There's an interview …
Daryl Litts While only a sophomore album, A Million Different Moments is more mature than some bands can hope for in a lifetime. Null Device run the gamut on this disc, with worldly styles that are diverse and yet intertwined by a sensitive cohesion that propels the band past your …
Jason BakerThis is the second Null Device album, following 2002's “Sublimation”. In the band's own words, they set out to really diversify their sound in this album, seeing the previous album as their “pure” synthpop album, and wanting to stretch themselves for this second album. I think the band was …