Catchy Darkwave Transmissions From The Other Side

From the depths of the alternative music scene, the anglo-irish band Zeitgeist Zero offers a unique sonic experience. Weaving darkwave elegance with industrial power, combining the intensity of heavy guitars with the allure of industrial electronics. All seamlessly woven together by the enchanting vocal prowess of the enigmatic Teresa Dead, whose haunting vocals and poetic lyrics encapsulate the very essence of the darkwave aesthetic, Zeitgeist Zero beckons listeners into a world of mystery, introspection, and emotion. The beating heart of the band is Corin Zero whose command over guitars and synths adds layers of atmosphere and intensity. Anchoring the ensemble is Ian Grimm, a seasoned bassist and backing vocalist hailing from illustrious acts like Rhombus and The Sisters of Murphy.

Earning them accolades from respected platforms such as BBC Radio 6, Sonic Seducer, Devolution and Mick Mercer's book Music To Die For. Their artistry has been honed through collaborations with some of the industry's finest producers, including Steve Whitfield (The Cure), John Fryer (NIN), and John Rivers (The Specials). These collaborations have breathed life into three albums and an EP that have collectively garnered international critical acclaim. Notably, their albums Dead To The World and The Blackout were crowned Album of the Month by the esteemed German music magazine Dark Spy. Their fourth album, Meddling With The Forces further redefine the contours of their genre, pushing boundaries while maintaining the signature elements that have endeared them to their listeners. The accompanying video singles, skillfully directed by the multi-talented Teresa, add a visual dimension to their artistry, bridging the realms of music and cinema. In a testament to their eclectic talents, two tracks from Meddling With The Forces have found a home in the comedy horror film How To Kill Monsters.

Zeitgeist Zero's true essence comes alive on the stage, where they have graced countless UK and European venues. These performances have not only showcased their musical prowess but forged an unbreakable bond between the band and their dedicated fanbase. The shared experiences at renowned festivals such as Wave Gotik Treffen, Infest, and Whitby Goth Weekend have solidified their reputation as a must-see act in the alternative music circuit. In 2025 Zeitgeist Zero were inducted into the Goth Hall of Fame on World Goth Day at the iconic Leeds City Museum alongside Leeds luminaries, The Sisters of Mercy and The March Violets.

"With a commanding stage presence and a sound that’s equal parts seductive and confrontational, they embody the spirit of modern gothic rebellion." - Whitby Revenant

"The Sunday Headliner absolutely blew everyone away. Zeitgeist Zero have a very well deserved reputation as one of the UK's premier Goth Bands. We predict that they'll be up with the Pantheon of Goth Gods (you know which bands we mean) before very long." - Flowers In The Boneyard

"If you’ve been pining to find a band that embodies the essence of the dark alternative sound, Zeitgeist Zero is the remedy you’ve been seeking." - Vamp Jenn's Corner

"Their style of spooky Gothic rock with industrial undertones and scattering of electronic influences come across brilliantly on record but are truly something else when they’re on stage." - Epitome Of Epic

"Catchy-darkwave transmissions from the other side." - A Model Of Control

"A fantastically talented powerhouse of a band... as always, ZEITGEIST ZERO never fail to impress, brilliant." - Reflections of Darkness

"A perfect set from one of the big hitters of the UK scene." - Elektro Vox

"They are accomplished musicians with a back catalogue that I would highly suggest you check out. The album is full of ghoulish delights, whether they be musical textures or supernatural subjects. Witches, monsters and goths…oh my." - Onyx Music Reviews

"Zeitgeist Zero are pioneers of bringing old school Goth into modern day synths with class, style, and glamour; making them stand out as a uniquely strong and crucial pillar of the UK’s gothic music scene." - Elektro Vox

"They will take you down a wonderful rabbit hole, from which you may never escape" - WildSpiritz Rising

“Number One - Favourite!” - Dark Spy Magazine

“Eerie macabre pop. Criminally underrated” - Terrorizer Magazine

"Every time we've seen them live they've been nothing but absolute incredible professionals with a brilliant slick live show." - Night Shift

“Legends Zeitgeist Zero... tearing it up with synth driven dark rock!” - The Blogging Goth

"In need of a power boost to kick-start your weekend? Zeitgeist Zero have come to the rescue!" - Reddogmusic

“Dark magic indeed” - Jumbo Records

“Strong impressive vocals...you must see these guys live!” - Unscene Magazine

“One of the best attended gigs of the year!” - Sheepish Promotions/The Lending Room

“The depth of their sound was remarkable” - York Calling

“Zeitgeist Zero certainly stole the show. A band, definitely not to be missed” - Ctrl-Alt-Fest-Delete Festival

“Grinding guitars and passionate female vocals regularly rip-up dancefloors at alternative clubs around the country” – Bizarre Magazine

“Visual and electrifying” - Leeds Music Promotions

“A stunning example of the best elements of the dark alternative scene” - Doncaster Electronic Foundation

“Their recorded output is genre-stretching and playful, but it’s in the live arena where the band really explode into life” - Reflections of Darkness