Null is an EP by Foetus, released in 1995. A chaotic blend of industrial noise and post-punk rhythms, layered with provocative and surreal lyrical imagery. 'Null' is significant for its experimental approach and critical reception, earning praise from notable publications like Spin and being a staple reference in discussions about industrial music's evolution. The EP's tracks not only challenged mainstream sensibilities but also influenced the burgeoning sound of underground electronic and noise music in the mid-90s. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Null sound like?
A chaotic blend of industrial noise and post-punk rhythms, layered with provocative and surreal lyrical imagery. Rooted in post-punk.
What makes Null by Foetus notable?
'Null' is significant for its experimental approach and critical reception, earning praise from notable publications like Spin and being a staple reference in discussions about industrial music's evolution. The EP's tracks not only challenged mainstream sensibilities but also influenced the burgeoning sound of underground electronic and noise music in the mid-90s. By 1995, Foetus, led by J.G. Thirlwell, was establishing a distinctive voice within the post-punk landscape with 'Null' serving as a follow-up to the acclaimed 'Gash.' This album showcased Thirlwell's expanding sonic palette and cemented his reputation for blending aggressive soundscapes with darkly humorous lyrics during a time when he was gaining broader recognition in alternative music circles.
How many songs are on Null?
Null has 6 tracks, running approximately 33 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 Verklemmt Standout 4:39
- 2 Be Thankful Standout 4:52
- 3 Verklemmt (Protecto mix) 8:55
- 4 Butter 4:08
- 5 Into the Light Standout 6:49
- 6 Verklemmt (Queef mix) 3:53
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