Post-punk Revival Music Groups Codexery

New Zero God

Greek post-punk band formed by veterans of The Flowers Of Romance and Nexus.

New Zero God is a Greek Gothic/Post Punk rock band formed in 2006 by frontman and vocalist Mike Pougounas, bassist Costas Spanos, drummer Dimitris “Sidheog” Steves, and guitarist Averkios Hadjiantoniadis. Their sound resists easy classification, drawing from the pure punk of The Flowers Of Romance, the gothic rock that followed, and the industrial style of Nexus. The band has performed primarily around Greece, especially Athens, playing new songs and covers of Flowers Of Romance material, and has opened for notable acts like the Legendary Pink Dots and Christian Death.

Quick Facts

Genre
  • Rock
  • gothic rock
  • post punk
  • industrial music
Origin
Athens, Greece
Years active
2006–present
Current members
  • Mike Pougounas
  • John Psimopoulos
  • Michalis Semertzoglou
  • Panagiotis Arsenis

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History

They formed New Zero God a year later, reuniting Pougounas with Averkios Hadjiantoniadis, who had previously played with him in The Flowers Of Romance before leaving to tour Europe. The band has performed mainly in Greece, particularly in Athens, playing original songs and covers of Flowers Of Romance material. Notable performances include opening for the Legendary Pink Dots and Christian Death. New Zero God completed their debut album, Fun Is A Four Letter Word, in 2009 and released it digitally that year. During recording, the song "In Your Dreams Again" appeared on the compilation Because God Told Me To Do It. The band was featured in the 2009 documentary Back In Black about the Greek rock scene and appeared on a Greek TV show. The album was physically released in January 2010 by Puzzlemusik Records, signed on the day recording finished. In June 2010, Michael Christou joined as second guitarist. In 2011, interviews and reviews appeared in magazines such as MUEN, CARPE NOCTURNE, DOMINION, and TERRORIZER. In May 2011, Pougounas participated in an international cover release benefiting the Sophie Lancaster Foundation. During June and July 2011, the song "Kiss The Witch" entered UK radio charts, as cited by Dominion Magazine.

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