K.K. Null

Japanese Experimental Musician and Noise Artist

K.K. Null (real name Kazuyuki Kishino) is a prolific Japanese musician, composer, and multi-instrumentalist known for his contributions to the experimental music scene. He emerged as a significant figure in the avant-garde community in the early 1980s and has since been recognized for his work in noise music, experimental rock, and electronic composition. K.K. Null is perhaps best known as a founding member of the influential noise rock band Zeni Geva, which he formed in 1985. His solo work often explores the boundaries of sound through the use of electronics, guitar, and voice, creating intense, densely layered sonic landscapes. Over his career, K.K. Null has collaborated with numerous artists across various genres and has performed internationally, establishing himself as a dynamic force within the realm of experimental music.