Numbär

Numbär is a German avant-garde music group formed in 2003. The group's primary creator is Dandan, who is responsible for the majority of the music, visual, and conceptual aspects. Numbär's style is often classified as industrial, noise, and electronic music with a distinctive focus on intense, abrasive soundscapes and harsh, provocative lyrics.

Their debut album, "Scientists Peak Action", was released on the German label "x/y/r proxy label isert", however little information is available about the label. The album received attention from avant-garde music circles for its unconventional production and poetic lyrics. Dandan has mentioned the influence of industrial music on the group's work, as well as literary and philosophical ideas, especially the existential works of Jean-Paul Sartre.

Numbär's music is often characterized by its experimental and avant-garde nature, featuring distorted vocals, pulverizing drum machines, and distorted electronic sounds. Critical reception of their music has been mixed, with some critics praising the group's boldness and innovative approach, while others have found their material too abrasive and challenging.

The accessibility of Numbär's work is uncertain, and distribution has been limited to small-scale DIY releases. This stance against mass market expectations aligns with the groups stance against mass commercialization. The artist dares to undermine taboos and push viewers to find themselves in unsettling situations with each release.