- Austrian six-piece collective EXIT VOID, featuring Manfred Engelmayr (Bulbul), Katrin Euller (Rent), Alex Kranabetter (Drank), Wolfgang Lehmann (Voyage Futur), Anja Plaschg (Soap&Skin), and David Reumüller (Reflector) has signed with ROAM for worldwide representation excluding North America and Austria.
- Roxane Dumoulin serves as his primary agent at ROAM while Austrian booking agency Spoon Agency retains the collective's home territory representation.
- EXIT VOID made its live debut in September 2025 at Dom im Berg in Graz and has 2026 dates confirmed at Volksbühne Berlin, Donaufestival Krems, and Popfest Wien.
- The signing continues ROAM's aggressive European push following recent deals with Double Virgo and Cutouts.
EXIT VOID has signed with ROAM for worldwide booking representation excluding North America and Austria, with Roxane Dumoulin serving as his primary agent.
Spoon Agency, who has handled the collective’s Austrian dates since its 2025 launch, continues in that role.
The project unites six of Austria’s most distinct voices: Manfred Engelmayr (Bulbul), Katrin Euller (Rent), Alex Kranabetter (Drank), Wolfgang Lehmann (Voyage Futur), Anja Plaschg (Soap&Skin), and David Reumüller (Reflector).
Formed while scoring a video installation, EXIT VOID blends electronic and acoustic instruments with live improvisation and composed structure. The collective premiered at Dom im Berg in Graz in September 2025 and dropped their debut single “Void of Escape” in April 2026.
Soap&Skin, whose 2024 album TORSO on PIAS Records and film score for The Devil’s Bath cemented her international profile, brings significant visibility to the project. Bulbul similarly carries decades of credibility from Austria’s noise and avant-rock scene.
ROAM, formed in September 2025 from the merger of Arrival Artists and ATC Live, has been building its European experimental roster, having recently signed Double Virgo and Cutouts under comparable territorial arrangements.
EXIT VOID is booked for Volksbühne Berlin, Donaufestival Krems, and Popfest Wien in 2026, with further international dates to follow.
Takeaways
This signing is a strong signal that ROAM is serious about carving out a lane in the European experimental and avant-garde circuit, not just pop and indie.
Landing EXIT VOID, a project anchored by Soap&Skin’s international profile and five equally credible artistic voices, gives ROAM a genuinely prestigious calling card in that space.
The split-territory structure (Spoon Agency holding Austria while ROAM takes the rest of the world) is smart: it respects existing relationships while opening the collective to an agency with offices in London, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Paris, and Glasgow. For a project barely six months old, this kind of global infrastructure is a significant early-career advantage.
Does ROAM’s growing experimental European roster signal a deliberate strategy shift for the agency, or is this a case of organic signings following Soap&Skin’s profile? Can a collective of six established solo artists, each with their own independent careers and representation, sustainably maintain EXIT VOID as a long-term touring project?
