WWW Neurobeat

The WWW band was formed in Prague in the early 1990s, during the fall of the communist regime in what was then Czechoslovakia. WWW was one of the first bands to experiment with rap in the Czech Republic. Later, they began incorporating live instruments and moved away from traditional rap production. In 2000, WWW paused its activities, and its members pursued other careers—founder Ondřej Anděra became a film director, while lyricist Lubomír Typlt focused on painting. The band returned to the scene in 2006 with their debut album, Neurobeat, released under the independent label BiggBoss.

WWW presents itself through an original stylization of hip-hop as a space for authenticity. Neurobeat was released as the second Czech dual-disc album, featuring the band’s original music videos. Their visual work has also been exhibited in major art galleries. WWW’s music uniquely blends hip-hop, industrial, electronic, and free-form composition. Lubomír Typlt’s lyrics challenge listeners to engage their imagination, with their impact heightened by a rich array of poetic and phonetic devices. Ondřej Anděra’s texts explore the rhythmic possibilities of language at an abstract level.

WWW has headlined major music festivals in both the Czech and Slovak Republics, including Colours of Ostrava and Pohoda Festival.

“MY FAVORITES!! CZECH IT OUT!” - Stephan Stephensen (President Bongo, one of the founding members of GusGus)

"This Czech band is absolutely BANGIN’ live. A fantastic mix of rhythm and technology!” - Tim Simenon (Bomb the Bass, producer of Depeche Mode album Ultra)