NUDNIK Merges Visual Art and Alternative Rock in Debut Album iNODE

Robert Lieblein combines artistic influence with modern production techniques, creating a unique blend of electronic experimentation and emotional storytelling in iNODE.
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Blending the grit and energy of guitar-driven melodies with emotional depth, NUDNIK rises as a compelling voice in the 'alternative modern retro art rock' scene with the release of his debut album, iNODE . The project, helmed by artist Robert Lieblein, represents a raw blend of musical exploration and visual artistry. As both a musician and motion graphics artist, NUDNIK creates a complete audiovisual experience that engages audiences on multiple levels.

Starting at an early age with an SH-101 synth, a microphone, a bass guitar, and a couple of tape decks, NUDNIK transformed from a boundary-pushing musician into a dynamic, multi-talented artist. Hailing from Miami, Florida, Robert Lieblein first made waves as a musician with the band Question Reality. He later dove into filmmaking at the University of Central Florida, sharpening his creative edge. His journey took him to Sony Music Studios in New York City, where he honed his craft in motion graphics and video editing, fueling his bold artistic vision. His background in filmmaking and visual design adds depth to his musical presentations, creating an immersive experience that goes beyond traditional album releases.

NUDNIK's debut album, iNODE , draws inspiration from a diverse range of musical influences, including Duran Duran, Love & Rockets, Jane's Addiction, Nine Inch Nails, Wilco, and Radiohead. The album's standout songs, "Feel Like Nixon" and "Bye Bye Butterfly," are already gaining traction among listeners, showcasing NUDNIK's intricate guitar work and dynamic basslines, creating immersive soundscapes that balance between gentle melodies and powerful compositions. SPIN magazine's Amanda Peukert praises "Bye Bye Butterfly," noting its "darkly evocative '80s-rock-infused experience reminiscent of Bowie circa 'China Girl,'" describing the track as "sticky [and] eclectic," with "cold yet visceral vocals and relentless instrumentation that lurks and churns with wild calculation."

iNODE dives into the raw emotions of modern life, heartbreak, and solitude while maintaining an underlying current of hope throughout its tracks. With lush and expressive guitars, layered instrumentation, and cutting-edge production, the album creates a listening experience that resonates with audiences seeking both emotional connection and musical innovation. Influences of iconic bands like Joy Division, Echo & the Bunnymen, The Church, and Nick Cave are evident in NUDNIK, blending sounds that pay homage to alternative rock while forging his own unique path. NUDNIK's music has elements that are carefully layered, creating a balance between electronic experimentation and emotional storytelling.

NUDNIK is already working on his second album, scheduled for release in December. The upcoming months will see the release of new tracks, including "Marylee Dreams" and "Please Make it Better Somehow," each carefully crafted for universal appeal.

iNODE is streaming now on Spotify [https://open.spotify.com/artist/6wXx613GPctyfnNcbRn3p0], and fans can stay connected with NUDNIK by following him on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/mr_nudnik] and Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/robert.lieblein.2025]. Subscribe to his YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/@nudnik_music] channel for more content and videos.
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