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Robots in Love unleash explosive new single 'Crush'

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10 Feb 2025 — 1 min read

Ōtepoti Dunedin’s Robots in Love defy genre once again with 'Crush,' a high-voltage fusion of industrial rock and pulsing electronics. Formed in 2023, the trio brings together goth-industrial producer and vocalist Elenor Rayner, classically trained prog-metal producer Alex Burchell on drums, and veteran bassist Tony Lumsden.

'Crush' is a relentless rush of heavy guitars, cinematic synths, and thundering drums, described as a “pure hit of dopamine.” The release also features a symphonic remix by Burchell and a video edited by Rayner. Fresh from relentless touring across New Zealand and Australia, Robots in Love continue to break boundaries. Experience 'Crush' now and step into their electrifying world.

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Luminous and assured, Chlo is built from cosmic textures and star like confidence

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