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Berserk Taipei, Taiwan
Since 2015, Chia-Chun Xu set out performing and producing harsh noise under the alias “Berserk”. Initially, he focused on playing rough feedback from handmade instruments and synthesizers before carrying on specializes in no-input effects. Influenced by Japanoise, Death Metal, Hardcore Punk, his live performance is known for highly intense physical energy and massive volume. ... more
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