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Buzz Kull
OriginSydney, Australia
Genres
Years active2012-present
LabelsCleopatra Records, Avant! Records, Hearthworm Press
MembersMarc Dwyer
Websitebuzzkull.net

Buzz Kull is the solo project of Sydney-based musician and producer Marc Dwyer. Since 2012 Buzz Kull has been blending elements of darkwave, EBM, and synth-pop into a sound that's dark, dissonant and danceable.

History

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Buzz Kull is the creative project of Sydney-based musician Marc Dwyer. Since 2012, Buzz Kull has carved out a niche as one of the darker, more subversive acts undertowing the Australian electronic landscape.

Dwyer has released three albums under the Buzz Kull moniker, 2017's Chroma and 2018's New Kind of Cross,[1][2] 2022's Fascination.[3] He has collaborated with the likes of Liars, Ellen Allien and Kontravoid.

Official members

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  • Marc Dwyer - synth, programming, percussions (2012–present)

Discography

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Studio albums

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EPs

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  • Fallen Flower (self-released, 2012)
  • Heat (self-released, 2013) [4]
  • Good Spell (Max Berry Audio Accompaniment (self-released, 2022)
  • Deep Hate (Hearthworm Press, 2026)

Singles

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Videos

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References

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  1. New Kind of Cross by Buzz Kull In: Bluesbunny, 11 November 2018
  2. Buzz Kull - New Kind Of Cross In: Ondarock, 11 December 2018
  3. Buzz Kull - Fascination In: Ondarock, 29 November 2022
  4. Album Review: Buzz Kull-Heat EP In: Soundly Sounds, 18 October 2013
  5. Sunlight hits the Fog Machines in Darkwave Maestro Buzz Kull’s “Last in The Club” In: Post-Punk.com, 21 October 2019
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