Zeni Geva is a Japanese noise rock band, led by singer and guitarist KK Null, one pioneering group of innovators and legends.

Zeni Geva was founded in Tokyo in 1987 and quickly found a dedicated fan base in Europe and the US. Their popularity in the west enabled Zeni Geva to be one of the first Japanese bands to tour in Europe and the US with bands like Bastro, Crash Worship, Dazzling Killmen, Don Caballero, Eyehategod, Melvins, Neurosis, Pain Teens, Shellac and more.

Steve Albini rates Zeni Geva as one of his favorite bands. He highlights the band's wide range of influences for keeping the Zeni Geva sound diverse and challenging. Steve also admires the way Zeni Geva embrace the Japanese culture in their sound rather than trying to Westernize it.

Subsequent tours have comprehensively covered Europe, the US, Canada, New Zealand and Australia, proving a fast emerging worldwide audience.

Zeni Geva has released 12 albums (5 out of them produced by Steve Albini) on Jello Biafra's Alternative Tentacles, Null's self label NUX Organization, Skin Graft, Neurosis' Neurot Recordings and more. Also ZENI GEVA recorded twice for John Peel Session on BBC.

Narcosatanicos is crackling saxophone noise rock, nothing less!

Denmark has had a wave of noisy, autonomous psychedelic rock and punk. Narcosatanicos are one of the most important bands in this wave.

The young lads play an uncontrollable mixture of punk, acid, jazz and no wave that turns into some sort of massacre for guitar, bass, saxophone and drums.

Energy, anxiety and a raw Stooges-like lust-for-life is fuel to the heathen fire of Narcosatanicos who have quickly become one of Denmark’s most hyped underground bands.