NERO’s Into The Unknown thrusts listeners into a realm where opposing forces collide—science meets fantasy, beauty clashes with brutality, and creation dances with destruction. Songs like “Blame You” pulse with the gritty undertones of the 90s UKG and jungle, while “Too Many Questions” roots itself in drum & bass. Then there’s “Truth,” a forward-thinking track that leans into the future with relentless energy, standing in contrast to the reimagined RL Grime collab, “Renegade.” The album, like a time capsule, reflects NERO’s journey from their early days to now, leaving a trail of sonic exploration in its wake.
The story of NERO unfolds with three London-based musicians—Daniel Stephens, Joseph Ray, and Alana Watson. What began in the depths of the city’s underground scene grew into something much larger. Their first steps as a collective carried the weight of gritty beats and club anthems. Without fanfare, they pushed forward, shaping teir sound away from accolades and recognition.
Yet, the accolades came. From the platinum-selling Welcome Reality to a Grammy win for “Promises,” NERO’s impact has rippled far beyond electronic circles. Collaborations with names like Skrillex and composing for The Great Gatsby soundtrack only scratch the surface when it comes to the more-than-a-decade journey these 3 have had.
