Nanokill Paris, France
Axel and Eve met for the first time in 2009, during the European
Exopolitics Summit in Barcelona. Their
commitments and ideas about the world merged and brought them together, music united them. Together, they formed Nanokill, a name that is an explicit war cry or warning, those we never read about as they’re usually relegated to an asterisk, written in lowercase letters.
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