Negative Format is an electronic music project known for its blend of various electronic genres ranging from dark electro, EBM (Electronic Body Music), ambient, to trance. The brainchild of musician Alex Matheu, Negative Format emerged from the underground electronic music scene in the mid-1990s. Fusing intricate electronic soundscapes with complex rhythms, Matheu's project has been celebrated for its innovative approach to electronic music, creating a distinct signature sound that has resonated with fans across the globe.

Negative Format's body of work demonstrates an evolution of style and sophistication over the years. Their earlier albums such as "Result of a New Culture" and "Pathologic Syndrome" set the groundwork with a darker, more industrial tone, while subsequent releases like "Distant Pulses" and "Static" began incorporating more melodic and trance elements. By the time of "Cipher Method" and "Gradients," Negative Format had honed a sound that skillfully bridged the gap between underground electronic genres and more accessible club beats. The project's latest offerings, including "Moving Past The Boundaries" and "Axiom," continue to showcase Alex Matheu's dedication to pushing the boundaries of electronic music while maintaining the emotional depth and complexity that fans have come to expect from Negative Format.