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| name                = Dr Zero
 
| name                = Dr Zero
| street              = Subkulturni azil, Kozjak pri Ceršaku 9
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| street              = Kozjak pri Ceršaku 9
 
| town                = SI-2215 Ceršak
 
| town                = SI-2215 Ceršak
 
| mailing address    = P O Box 48, SI-2000 Maribor, Slovenia
 
| mailing address    = P O Box 48, SI-2000 Maribor, Slovenia
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| website            = http://drzero.blog.hr
 
| website            = http://drzero.blog.hr
 
| email              = rockerfeler@siol.net
 
| email              = rockerfeler@siol.net
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| managed by          = Subkulturni azil Maribor
 
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| name                = Boris Bezjak
 
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Originating with the legendary Delaware and Paragraf bands, [[Dr Zero]] is a combination of vocals, guitar, bass guitar and drums fused at Sladki Vrh into a garage rock'n'roll punk trio. Its ironic texts deal with local closeness, empty entertainment, drugs and love. After performing more than 50 concerts the first album under the title Dr Zero was recorded in 2002 and the second album Dirty Way in 2006, both recorded at Studio na meji in Ceršak, East Slovenia. The message of Dr Zero is: 'I sell my soul to rock'n'roll!' As their influences the critics mention Motorhead, AC/DC, Turbonegro, Hives and the garage rock lessons of the 60s. Dr Zero's last album, featuring Monika Lampret as a guest singer, was described as one of the best (garage) rock albums of the year.
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Originating with the legendary Delaware and Paragraf bands, [[Dr Zero]] is a combination of vocals, guitar, bass guitar and drums fused at Sladki Vrh into a garage rock'n'roll punk trio. Its ironic texts deal with local closeness, empty entertainment, drugs and love. After performing more than 50 concerts the first album under the title Dr Zero was recorded in 2002 and the second album ''Dirty Way'' in 2006, both recorded at Studio na meji in Ceršak, East Slovenia. The message of Dr Zero is: 'I sell my soul to rock'n'roll!' As their influences the critics mention Motorhead, AC/DC, Turbonegro, Hives and the garage rock lessons of the 60s. Dr Zero's last album, featuring Monika Lampret as a guest singer, was described as one of the best (garage) rock albums of the year.
 
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== See also ==
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* [[Subkulturni azil Maribor]]
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* [[Front Rock]]
  
 
== External links ==  
 
== External links ==  
*[http://www.myspace.com/drzero1 Dr Zero on myspace]
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*[http://www.myspace.com/drzero1 Dr Zero on myspace]
 
 
 
 
[[Category:Music]]
 
[[Category:Music groups, ensembles and orchestras]]
 
[[Category:Rock]]
 

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Originating with the legendary Delaware and Paragraf bands, Dr Zero is a combination of vocals, guitar, bass guitar and drums fused at Sladki Vrh into a garage rock'n'roll punk trio. Its ironic texts deal with local closeness, empty entertainment, drugs and love. After performing more than 50 concerts the first album under the title Dr Zero was recorded in 2002 and the second album Dirty Way in 2006, both recorded at Studio na meji in Ceršak, East Slovenia. The message of Dr Zero is: 'I sell my soul to rock'n'roll!' As their influences the critics mention Motorhead, AC/DC, Turbonegro, Hives and the garage rock lessons of the 60s. Dr Zero's last album, featuring Monika Lampret as a guest singer, was described as one of the best (garage) rock albums of the year.


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