CRASH PROTOCOL is not just a band — it’s a system malfunction. Their sound fuses the raw aggression of metalcore with the pulse of EDM and the self-irony of modern digital culture. Dual vocalists Nova and Raze bring emotional intensity, humor, and chaos, while the sound behind them delivers precise, crushing energy. Every track feels like a data overload — loud, electric, and unapologetically human.
The line-up
The names, roles, and voices below are part of the CRASH PROTOCOL concept — fictional personas, not real people.
Nova (Lena Krause) — the fierce and magnetic frontwoman. Blends emotional clean vocals with raw, powerful screams — the sonic balance between chaos and melody.
Raze (Max Keller) — the high-voltage co-frontman delivering screams, rap parts, and crowd control. His energy fuels CRASH PROTOCOL’s explosive sound.
Sync (Tom Weber) — the band’s producer and electronic architect. Sync builds the futuristic soundscapes, club beats, and drop sequences that define CRASH PROTOCOL’s electrocore signature.
Wire (Chris Hansen) — a precision-driven guitarist who merges djent-inspired riffs with melodic overlays — the backbone of the band’s heavy-meets-digital sound.
Pulse (Jonas Reimann) — the rhythmic powerhouse combining acoustic drums with electronic triggers. Pulse drives the heartbeat of the band — both literally and sonically.
