Heather JamesNull Device — Sublimation As a musical consumer always looking for the newest and best thing in synthpop and electronica, I?ve gone down some strange paths in search of it. But here it is! The newest good thing, and (almost literally) in my own backyard. Claiming diverse musical influences …
Brian LumauigMelodic SynthPop: Null Device's debut album, Sublimation, offers a different take on the current wave of melodic sythpop. Rather than jumping on the futurepop bandwagon, the duo of Eric Oehler and Eric Goedken opt for a more subdued, contemplative, song oriented approach. The result is a collection of songs …
Null Device – Sublimation The quintessential album from a band that is poised to revolutionize synthpop. Sublimation proves that if you break from formulaic songwriting, good things happen. Android Lust – The Dividing Start with a drum loop and mix in harpsichord, electric guitars, flutes and a plethora of other …
2002 is drawing to a close. Null Device is hard at work on new material. We’re prepping a live show, featuring the incomaparable Dan Clark on guitar and the ever-solid bass rumblings of Chuck McKenzie. Things go well so far. A few more good reviews – “Dark Circles” on KZSC, …
We took some new band photos last weekend on my all too brief visit to Madison. Some of the pics can be seen in the AV section, and they are pretty spiffy. Big thanks to Sigrid for her professional help and for working on such short notice (like maybe 12 …