Zero:h

Zero:h was born in September 1999 from members of some bands of Turin's underground scene. Different musical influences - from post-hardcore to grind, from noise to rock'n'roll - creates the common idea of the band in a further expressive experimentation into the new hardcore scene. After a promo and the start of an heavy live activity, Zero:h gives birth to its first full-lenght "New Dead World" in August 2001 with Geordie Walker's pre-production, the guitar player of Killing Joke. The combo opens the italian live acts of international bands like Snapcase, The Hope Conspiracy, Dillinger Escape Plan, Time In Malta and Hanin Elias from Atari Teenage Riot, and sets out for its first foreign tour in France, Belgium and Holland. A lot of promotion comes from the most important magazines and webzines over Italy - Rumore, Rocksound, Metal Hammer, Psycho!, Metallus, Rockit... The band also films a first video and takes part with it to the program of an italian musical TV-channel: Rock TV. In the meantime Zero:h continues its live exposure, demostrating the true and aggressive powerful impact. In July 2004 Andrea, the bass player and co-founder, leaves the band giving his place to Alex, who already sings and plays in other extreme metal bands of Italy.