Null-OBand
Null-O Band is a Canadian group from Toronto, operating in the EBM, industrial, and darksynth genres, known for their experimental approach to electronic music.
- Type
- Band
- Origin
- Toronto
- Country
- Canada
- Active since
- 2020
- Tracks
- 12
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Biography
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Null-O Band est un groupe de musique électronique originaire de Toronto, Canada. Actif depuis 2020, le groupe explore des genres variés tels que l'EBM, l'industriel, le cyberpunk, le darksynth et l'expérimental. Leur discographie comprend plusieurs projets, dont les albums "Parallax View" (2020), "Martian Tavern Jukebox" (2021) et "Combat Droid Lullabies" (2023), ainsi que les EPs "Ghost Armada: Chapter I" (2021) et "Ghost Armada: Chapter II" (2022).
Le groupe a également une présence notable sur KracRadio, avec douze titres diffusés, incluant "Welcome To Mars (intro)", "Too Much Water", et "Among The Stars (feat. Seafoam Sweatr Girl)". Leur musique se distingue par des sonorités innovantes et une atmosphère immersive, attirant l'attention des amateurs de musique électronique.
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Group formed in Toronto, Canada.
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Genres: EBM, industrial, cyberpunk, darksynth, electronic, experimental.
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Discography includes "Combat Droid Lullabies" and "Martian Tavern Jukebox."
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Twelve tracks broadcasted on KracRadio.
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Collaborations with artists like Seafoam Sweatr Girl and Deerevnia.
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Discography
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2023Combat Droid Lullabies
2022EPGhost Armada: Chapter II
2021Martian Tavern Jukebox
2021EPGhost Armada: Chapter I
2020Parallax View
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Q01Where can I listen to Null-O Band's music?+
On their KracRadio page.
Q02What musical genres does Null-O Band play?+
EBM, industrial, cyberpunk, darksynth, electronic, experimental.
Q03What albums has Null-O Band released?+
"Parallax View" (2020), "Martian Tavern Jukebox" (2021), and "Combat Droid Lullabies" (2023).