Hey friends! So pumped to celebrate my bzzrkday on Friday, May 5th here in Chicago with some of my best musician buddies.
We’ve got Professor Kliq coming in from Portland who will make your booty shake, Nevada Hardware debuting several new slammin’ tunes, _the boundless_ rocking out with Mi.Mu Gloves, DJ Flores Negras spinning as we open, and I myself as royb0t will be playing all new tracks from my upcoming album featuring warehouse techno oontz, rave-tastic breaks/big beat and samples galore! Also some secret KBR tracks happening!
I even got some special t-shirts for the event that I’ll be giving away some until I run out! BE THERE.
Here’s a photo from Glitch Art Is Dead 2022 where I virtually met and interviewed Rob Sheridan for like an hour and a half. It was great and Rob is awesome, of course! He’ll hopefully post the recording or audio a lil later. Kinda a bucket list item, so cool! Whee.
Brutal Resonance releases the newest Slighter album, “Welcome To Riot City” and I was fortnuate enough to contribute a renix. Slighter- ComaDose (royb0t Remix). Give it a listen and snag the limtied edition cassette release too!
Very excited to share a new album/project. KBR is Professor Kliq, _the boundless_, and royb0t. We’ve been collaborating the past 2 years heavily to bring you the album “Everything Is Fine” off Thinkbreak Records. It’s pay-what-you-want on Bandcamp, and will be out on streaming services pretty soon.
Despite a formal education in Computer Science, I struggle to articulate clearly through programming languages. Instead, expression comes most naturally through audio and visual arts, all self-taught. I perform as royb0t, with output in the styles of Industrial, Drum & Bass and IDM. Visual design is under the moniker bzzrk (an onomatopoeia for the sound of a shorting circuit) emphasizes compression errors, grains and heavy reprocessing often only using iPhone photography apps.
Across both the aural or optic realms, works often explore the relationship (and potential loss) of self within the everchanging landscape of technological advances, constant media consumption and the mirroring of organisms and electronic systems. With influences spanning Digital Hardcore Recordings to Net Art aesthetic, the riotous outcry of the being finds itself often in parallel with the mechanics of nature, production and consumerism.
This bio was modified from an artist statement generator. I also like iCarly.
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