Archive for March, 2004
A Million Different Moments – Hard-wired Electronica
Carl JenkisonAmongst the current batch of US bands, Null Device, comprising of Erics Oehler & Goedken are certainly one of a kind as their sound takes on board a wide range of styles & influences which are incorporating into an easily accessable pop sound. Although usually labelled as synthpop this only begins to scratch the [...]
A Million Different Moments – synthpop.ru (russian)
Olek Gurkin href=”http://www.synthpop.ru/Reviews/Review_NullDevice_AMDM.htm “>http://www.synthpop.ru/Reviews/Review_NullDevice_AMDM.htm Для любого проекта Х удовлетворительно приятно, когда сущность X достигает выражения относительности ссылками класса “музыка группы Y очень напоминает X?” Но вот Вам фига от всего непохожего в лице Null Device, для которого указанные предрасположенности, скорее, лихо, нежели стимул к оптовой закупке лавров победителя. В борьбе за искренность независимости жанра и [...]
European compilation
“Electrified” has been selected for inclusion on then upcoming Infacted records compilation. This marks our first non-import entry into the european market. (as an aside, on a vacation to the UK, I stumbled across a copy of Sublimation in a record store in Camden. I thought that was pretty cool.)
AMDM Giveaway
The folks over at Synthpop.net are giving away a copy of “A Million Different Moments.” – answer a few questions and you'll be put in for a drawing. Details in this thread.
A Million Different Moments – The Isthmus
Al RitchieWhat is it about boys with synthesizers and broken hearts? Ever since the mid-80's darkening of Depeche Mode, the two have gone toegther like feta and Beaujolias. Enter Eric Oehler's Null Device, who, over the last few years, have solidified their rep as a band-to-know for those in the mood to brood. The Madison [...]
Sublimation – Chain D.L.K.
Marc Urselli-Schaerer Synth-pop at its best is what Null Device offer us! As some of you might know I am not a great lover of synth-pop (Maurizio is really the man on the team that handles the genre), but Null Device have a really original way to portray their style and port their message. The [...]