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Rockbot

We play Atari Rock!

About Me

Who is ROCKBOT?Hailing from the unlikely streets of Richmond, Virginia, Rockbot can best be defined as a six member campaign to refresh and recharge the ranks of rock. The band features a brilliantly seasoned core of musicianship, while exhibiting an almost chemical ability to write songs that are innovative and edgy while also remaining listenable and familiar. Lively, alternating vocals in the tradition of the Rentals combined with universally empathetic and light hearted lyrics sets Rockbot apart from the tireless slew of melodrama that infects so much music these days. Catchy, metal styled guitar riffs, crisp, upbeat synth melodies and creative harmonies demand an escape from melancholy. The rhythm section itself could almost be considered a band within a band - a driving force - with it's chugging dynamics and musical precision. Rockbot's 2nd album, "Atari Rock" (released on NYC label Teletran 1), is true to it's title, for you find yourself at a loss to label it anything but.Founded in 2001 by Jonathan Sullivan (bassist for Jacks Mannequin), and Clark Fraley (guitar), Rockbot has toured the east coast and midwest several times, opening for Atom and his Package, Ozma, Count the Stars, River City High, and Captured by Robots. After several member changes, the lineup has solidified with Bryan Stiglich (drums), Adam Thomas (synth) and Steve Burner (guitar).

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Member Since: 6/18/2004
Band Website: rockbot.net
Band Members: Jonathan Sullivan (bassist for Jacks Mannequin)- Clark Fraley- Brian Stiglich- Adam Thomas- Steve Burner-vocals on tracks by Laura Thomas
Influences: That Dog, the Rentals, Iron Maiden, Weezer, the Like
Sounds Like: Rockbot
Record Label: Teleran 1 Records
Type of Label: Indie

My Blog

Jacks Mannequin - Rockbot

Ok...so this is the deal. I ,Jonathan Sullivan, joined Jacks Mannequin 3 months ago. What a fun time and what a great bunch of guys! Nothing could have been going better ,then BAM, the tour is cancell...
Posted by Rockbot on Mon, 01 Jan 1900 12:00:00 PST