R.O.T.
R.OT. started to perform in Belgium, somewhere in the late nineties as a spin-off of Toss, who released two records on (k-raa-k)3. Evolving from a twopiece, the band quickly mutated into a collective exploring sound in pride of ‘free-music’.
R.O.T. progressively took the shape of a mainly acoustic big band introducing a lot of different analog sound sources (guitars, organs, wind instruments, percussion, objects, modified electronics, etc...), and later on skipping pretty much everything that reminds someone of a traditional rock band.
The sound source is only one small part of their overall sound though: like no one else, they manage to capture the sound and texture of the place where they record in their music.
The core-members are still Laurent Cartuyvels (ex-toss), Bram Borloo (Partkldog) and Christophe Piette (Gangalai & Gourabai), but sometimes time the band still performs and records in a slightly different line-up.
R.O.T. progressively took the shape of a mainly acoustic big band introducing a lot of different analog sound sources (guitars, organs, wind instruments, percussion, objects, modified electronics, etc...), and later on skipping pretty much everything that reminds someone of a traditional rock band.
The sound source is only one small part of their overall sound though: like no one else, they manage to capture the sound and texture of the place where they record in their music.
The core-members are still Laurent Cartuyvels (ex-toss), Bram Borloo (Partkldog) and Christophe Piette (Gangalai & Gourabai), but sometimes time the band still performs and records in a slightly different line-up.
Available on morc
Klein Eiland
morc 79 - cd (2020)
Long-awaited return by this minimalistic noise bigband from Belgium. the sound of subtle communication, using mostly unamplified sounds. r.o.t. manages to capture a specific time and space like no one else does.g-awaited return by this minimalistic noise bigband from Belgium. the sound of subtle communication, using mostly unamplified sounds. r.o.t. manages to capture a specific time and space like no one else does.
-> 10 euro
-> klick on cover for details
morc 79 - cd (2020)
Long-awaited return by this minimalistic noise bigband from Belgium. the sound of subtle communication, using mostly unamplified sounds. r.o.t. manages to capture a specific time and space like no one else does.g-awaited return by this minimalistic noise bigband from Belgium. the sound of subtle communication, using mostly unamplified sounds. r.o.t. manages to capture a specific time and space like no one else does.
-> 10 euro
-> klick on cover for details
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- morc 38 - R.O.T.: des lands (8" lathe cut)
- morc 47 - R.O.T.: Ceci n'est plus Avioth/Ils chantent pour vous (onesided 12")
- morc 47 - R.O.T.: Ceci n'est plus Avioth/Ils chantent pour vous (onesided 12")