Channel Zero is an esteemed metal band hailing from Brussels, Belgium, known for their potent combination of thrash and heavy metal with a distinguishing European touch. Formed in 1990, they quickly became one of Belgium's most successful metal outfits, earning a dedicated following with their aggressive sound and incisive lyrics. The band comprises Franky DSVD on lead vocals, Xavier Carion and Mikey Doling on guitars, Tino DeMartino on bass, and Phil Baheux (who tragically passed away in 2013) on drums, followed by his replacement, Seven Antonopoulos.

Over the years, the group has solidified its reputation with numerous electrifying releases and relentless touring. Their discography has showcased a commitment to evolution and the tackling of challenging themes. Notable among their recent releases is "Kill All Kings," an album that continued to assert their dominance in the metal scene with its definitive riffs and commanding energy. The acoustic offerings "Unplugged" and "Help (Unplugged)" exhibit the band's versatility, taking their intense sound and translating it into a more raw, intimate format. Despite the tragic loss of their long-time drummer, Channel Zero's continued emergence with material like "Exit Humanity" and "Blood Letters" demonstrates their resilience and enduring appeal to metal fans across the globe.