Are you null enough for nulltron?

In late 2007 of our calendar a binary pandemia breaks out on happy-robot-planet. To save his home a robot called nulltron is forced to stray all over the universe on a quest for ebcdic knowledge.
During this journey nulltron is laughed at again and again for ebcdic knowledge was lost throughout the course of history and any halfway sophisticated society considers it to be obsolete. But nulltron does not allow his spirit to sink. Finally he arrives on planet earth.

He gets to know Barracuda, MC Murat and Klemmer at the workshop 'The Jewish Harp in Christian Rock Music' who are glad to help him with their ebcdic knowledge. Unfortunately happy-robot-planet is beyond hope.
Nulltron decides to stay on planet earth eager to overcome his loss by making electro for heads and feet with his new friends.

During the first sessions nulltron (the band) creates the album ebcdic love that is self-published in late 2012.
19 human beings purchase the album. Five of whom state they would personally recommend it to their best friends and forget to do so.
Frustration is spreading amongst the band members. They determine not to take human listening habits into account at all any more.

The work on the second album null enough is extending over a period of five years. Questions like 'What is null enough for nulltron?' or 'Are Brussels sprouts food or not?' almost lead to disbanding.
At last songs of such an aesthetic coldness are created that nulltron (the robot) is going berserk.
Just before null enough is released in late 2017 he dances to the next dumping ground and demolishes himself.

How is this supposed to go on now?

Milestones

07.12.2017	null enough digitlal release on Spotify, amazon music, google music, iTunes, Deezer and other streaming and download platforms
24.10.2012	ebcdic love CD release