Tonight! Unter Null and Cyanotic Industrialize Respectable Street

Unter Null has been Portland, Oregon, resident Erica Dunham's industrial-music baby since 1998. With elements of punk rock, IDM, metal, and electronica, she's managed to stay relevant with theatrics that set her apart from her peers. It also helps that the band that backs her live manages to reproduce her...

By Abel Folgar

July 21, 2010

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Unter Null has been Portland, Oregon, resident Erica Dunham's industrial-music baby since 1998. With elements of punk

rock, IDM, metal, and electronica, she's managed to stay relevant with

theatrics that set her apart from her peers. It also helps that the band

that backs her live manages to reproduce her solo studio efforts with

ease. So while unter null might be German for below zero,

there's nothing frigid here.

Aiding in the night's industrialization of West Palm Beach will be South Bend,

Indiana,'s Cyanotic, with its industrial rock 'n' roll racket that

borrows from the intensity of the drum 'n' bass scene. Its eight years

of heavy touring, working, and remixing for artists within its genre

culminate in its recent album, The Medication Generation.

Unter Null, with Cyanotic. 9 p.m. Wednesday, July 21, at Respectable

Street, 518 Clematis St., West Palm Beach. 18 and up; tickets cost $7 in

advance, $10 at the door. Call 561-832-9999, or click here.

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