Voix Nulle (pronounced "Vwa-Noole") is the experimental ambient and electronic project of Sydney-based composer and multi-instrumentalist Brendon Warner. Operating out of Sydney’s inner-west creative hub, Newtown, Warner crafts immersive soundscapes using hardware synthesisers, samplers, and drum machines—striking a balance between the volatile nature of analog hardware and the structural weight of intentional song form.

Warner’s background is rooted in Australia's underground scene, from 2000s metal outfit Sound the Mute to post-rock luminaries We Lost The Sea (Departure Songs). In 2016, Warner transitioned toward electronic composition, studying sound design and theory through Berklee College of Music. Drawing influence from scores like Geoff Barrow & Ben Salisbury’s Ex Machina and Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross’s The Social Network, Voix Nulle merges dynamic post-rock arrangements with modular sound design.