Robotorr

Robotorr has made a mark with several tracks that resonate with rock fans. “Hold The Line” stands out with its catchy hooks, drawing listeners in with solid riffs. “Armorr” offers a driving beat that keeps the energy high. The band's sound blends various elements, appealing to a wide audience.

Other notable tracks include “SUPERSTRUCTURE,” “NY,” and “MONEY,” each showcasing their distinct style. “GHOST” and “300 000” bring a different vibe, while “COMING DOWN,” “DEAD,” and “pinknoise” round out their catalog. Each song has its own flavor, contributing to Robotorr’s diverse discography. Fans appreciate the range and creativity found within these tracks.

Robotorr has been active with new releases that capture their rock essence. Their latest album, “Live from ERR Studio 1 (2024),” showcases a collection of performances that bring energy to their established sound. This follows their previous album, “DON'T BELIEVE THE WRITING ON THE WALL, Pt. 1 (2023),” which offered a mix of hard-hitting tracks.

In the realm of singles, “Hold The Line (2025)” marks a fresh entry, while “pinknoise (2024)” provides a more recent taste of their evolving style. “DEAD (2023)” continues to resonate with their audience, building on themes explored in their earlier works. The single “SUPERSTRUCTURE (2022)” laid the groundwork for the direction they seem to be taking. Each release reflects their commitment to rock, blending familiar elements with new ideas.

Robotorr has made a notable mark on the Estonian rock scene through their performances at various festivals and venues. One highlight was their appearance at the Mägede Häält festival, where they showcased their sound to a diverse crowd. The energy on stage resonated with the audience, contributing to the festival's lively atmosphere.

At Tallinn Music Week, Robotorr displayed their ability to connect with fans in an urban setting, performing alongside other local acts. This event served as a platform for emerging artists, and Robotorr's set fit well into the lineup, drawing attention from festival-goers.

Additional performances at local venues, including rock clubs and smaller festivals, have helped solidify their presence in Estonia. Each show has allowed the band to refine their sound while engaging with a growing fan base. As they continue to perform, Robotorr remains a band to watch in the evolving rock landscape of Estonia.