Zeni Geva are a Japanese noise rock and experimental band formed in the late 1980s, led by the prolific KK Null (Kazuyuki Kishino). Dual guitars, often no bass, and pummeling rhythms — several of their records were engineered by Steve Albini, and Desire (1993) or Freedom Bondage (1995) is the place to start. Explore Zeni Geva vinyl, CDs, and reissues at Wax Trax Records.
Zeni Geva are a Japanese noise rock and experimental band formed in the late 1980s, led by the prolific guitarist, vocalist, and electronic musician KK Null (Kazuyuki Kishino). The band built an international reputation in the noise and experimental underground, touring abroad and collaborating with notable figures including engineer Steve Albini, who recorded several of their releases.
Zeni Geva play heavy, abrasive noise rock characterized by dual-guitar assault (often without bass), pummeling rhythms, and KK Null's intense vocals, blended with elements of industrial, progressive, and experimental music. Their uncompromising, riff-driven heaviness made them a distinctive force in the global noise scene of the 1990s.
Zeni Geva's releases, several recorded with Steve Albini and issued on labels in Japan and abroad, are of interest to noise rock and experimental collectors. Original pressings circulate among fans of the international underground scene.
Listeners new to Zeni Geva often start with Desire (1993) or Freedom Bondage (1995). For related listening, see and .
