KK Null
Japanese experimental musician and guitarist
Japanese experimental musician and guitarist
An influential figure in the Japanese avant-garde music scene. Started a music career in the early 1980s, exploring noise and experimental genres. Collaborated with various artists and bands, pushing the boundaries of sound and performance. Founded the band Zeni Geva, which gained recognition for its unique fusion of punk and noise rock. Produced numerous solo albums showcasing innovative guitar techniques and sound manipulation.
Founded the band Zeni Geva
Released numerous solo albums
Pioneered noise and experimental music
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