May WisemanThis hugger-mugger trend of techno, or synth pop, circulating dance clubs and turn tables today have all been a similar brand of sound in our last decade. Being eccentric flavor from your authentic computer geek to the wannabe that misses the mark somewhere along the way making the product …
Null Device – Sublimation (Nilaihah) Sometimes the oddest comparisons come to mind when you're listening to new music. This CD is definitely a case in point. OK, it's synthpop with futurepop elements, at times it brings Depeche Mode to mind, all good. But when names like Justin Hayward of the …
The latest release from the duo of Null Device entitled “Sublimation” is quite good. I was even more impressed when I found out this was their debut release. Null Device might seem like your typical Synthpop band at first listen but once you delve more into their sound you find …
Jason bakerI was first introduced to this band through the How To Make A New Friend compilation, volume 3. The first track on this album, “Footfalls” was featured on that compilation, and I was intrigued by the music with it's dark, somewhat darkwave influenced, sound. All the while, there is …
DJ Victora, KZSC From the Dark Circles radio show in UC Santa Cruz, KZSC, 88.1 FM (http://www.darkcircles.net) here's their top ten songs of 2002 featuring a familar band. 10. LEIAHDORUS – USE 9. PROJECT PITCHFORK – A CELL 8. VIOLET INDIAN – PURR LA PERLA 7. BACKLASH – BLIND 6. …
