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    Zeroscape is a band of many diverse backgrounds coming together with one explosive sound. All members of the band have been active members within the hard music industry in and around Toronto for many years. Zeroscape formed itself - first and foremost - as musicians, and have come together as a band, in tune with one another and the society we live in today, never afraid to push the level of consciousness, or break down the conformities of society, helping to disintegrate the conditioning of the unconscious mind by speaking the truth of today that many will not . . .
    In the summer of 2002, Zeroscape completed work on their 3 song EP with producer Sean Munavish. Zeroscape is relentless at getting their music across all boundaries in today’s society. From hardcore anthems, flavoured with a hip-hop flow, to heavy grooves with a raggae chant. There is only one word to describe the sound: “POWERFUL.”
    With definite opinions which they share freely, members of Zeroscape have the versatility to musically move the world. Zeroscape for now and the future . . . Zeroscape the beginning . . . and the end . . . the state of nothing . . .
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