After their successful debut, 'Sublimation,' Null Device returns with a mature collection of songs that explores various cultures, styles, and instrumentation. Weave Middle Eastern influences and guitar to their beloved and intelligent Synthpop sound and you will only scratch the surface of what you'll explore in these intricately created dance ballads. A must for fans of New Order, Depeche Mode, Natasha Atlas, Peter Gabriel, Conjure One, Delerium, Dead Can Dance and Talvin Singh. A Million Different Moments, the second disc from the acclaimed electronic duo Null Device, sets an even higher musical standard than its predecessor, 2002's critically-lauded Sublimation. Deftly fusing elements of classic synthpop with influences ranging from Middle Eastern instrumentation to classical, trip-hop, and drum n' bass, Null Device ventures confidently into unknown territories to produce great reward sonically, vocally, and lyrically. Fans of such acts as Delirium, Iris, Portishead, and GusGus will no doubt be entranced by Eric Oehler and Eric Goedken's infectious songs of longing and heartache. A Million Different Moments both elevates and expands the world of synthpop, leaving doubters of the genre's ability to expand in the dust and creating a landmark disc of incredible quality and depth. Whether heard in a dark smoky club or in a warm bedroom on a chilly morning, A Million Different Moments continues Null Device's breakneck evolution, retaining their distinctive sound while pushing it to bold and exciting new boundaries.-- DJ EUROTIC, The Inferno "While only a sophomore album, "A Million Different Moments" is more mature than some bands can hope for in a lifetime. Null Device run the gamut on this disc, with worldly styles that are diverse and yet intertwined by a sensitive cohesion that propels the band past your everyday synthpop group. They aren't afraid of guitars and certainly aren't allergic to exploration. If you¹re a fan of the genre and crave something that offers more than you¹re used to, look no further."--Daryl Litts, Altercation Magazine " I really loved Null Device's first album, and consider them one of the truly talented acts in the synthpop scene, creating a style that really is their own. This new album continues to build on that perception, as the first song starts right off with a rolling Indian / Middle-eastern flavor, adding that synthpop beat for a really unique and instantly loveable song. The variety and invention on the album never lets up. Track 2 brings in a funky beat and groovy synth-guitar riff, track 3 builds a pulsing beat and catchy pop vocal melody, and the adventure goes on as another ethnic instrument chimes in the next song. It's just one of those bands that keeps you guessing, while pulling off each new direction with seeming ease and polish. If you just want the oontz! oontz! oontz! then get the new Icon of Coil, but if you want a sonic surprise, check this one out."-- Todd Durrant, A Different Drum