Nulll Records

Nulll Records was a Belgian independent record label founded in 2000 by musician Stijn van Cauter. The label primarily released van Cauter's own projects but also issued works by other artists in the extreme doom metal genres—particularly funeral doom and drone doom—as well as ambient and dark ambient interpreters. As a sub-label and part of a collective idea, van Cauter ran the download label Nulll Infra. In the context of these activities, the project The NULLL Collective emerged. After 2011, van Cauter ceased activity with Nulll Records. He retained the similar web address Nulll.net for presenting his own work. He later resumed label activity under the name Void Overflow, through which he exclusively releases his own music as free downloads. Under that label name, he also reissued his own releases that had previously appeared on Nulll Records, while leaving releases by other artists untouched. The label is no longer active; most releases remain available as free downloads on archive.org, and original CD booklets and inlays are still available for many albums. SVC, who ran the label, continues to create music.

Nulll Records was founded in 2000 by Belgian musician Stijn van Cauter. The label predominantly released van Cauter's own projects, but also served as an outlet for other artists within the extreme doom metal spectrum, especially funeral doom and drone doom, as well as ambient and dark ambient acts. As a sub-label and part of a collective concept, van Cauter operated the download-only label Nulll Infra. The project The NULLL Collective also emerged from these activities. The catalog includes releases such as Zaraza's "Live is Death Postponed" (2004) and The No-Tone Project's "Gravity of Moon" (2003), both issued without catalog numbers. Nulll Infra exclusively released downloads, with catalog numbers corresponding to the month of release. After 2011, van Cauter discontinued Nulll Records. He kept the similar web address Nulll.net to present his own work. He later resumed label activities under the name Void Overflow, through which he exclusively releases his own music as free downloads. Under that label name, he also reissued his own releases that had previously appeared on Nulll Records, while leaving releases by other artists untouched. The label is no longer active; most releases remain available as free downloads on archive.org, and original CD booklets and inlays are still available for many albums. SVC, who ran the label, continues to create music.

• 2011

  Van Cauter ceased activity with Nulll Records.

• 2004

  Zaraza's "Live is Death Postponed" released without catalog number.

• 2003

  The No-Tone Project's "Gravity of Moon" released without catalog number.

• 2000

  Nulll Records founded by Stijn van Cauter.

• Van Cauter resumed label activity under the name Void Overflow, reissuing his own Nulll Records releases as free downloads.

Independent label focused on extreme doom metal (funeral doom, drone doom), ambient, and dark ambient, often releasing the founder's own projects and operating a download sub-label.

• 2004

  Live is Death Postponed

• 2003

  Gravity of Moon

1. 1NULLL recordsnulll-void.com
2. 2Nulll Recordswikidata.org
3. 3Nulll Recordsde.wikipedia.org