1. Technical Thrash metal band from Indonesia, formed in 1991, Rotor phenomenally successful opened Metallica's concert for two consecutive days at the Stadium Lebak Bulus, Rotor then released Behind The 8th Ball, first thrash metal albums released by major label in Indonesia, after capitalize the recommendation of Metallica's tour manager and 30 million rupiah honorarium for two times opened the concert of
Metallica, the rotor 's personnel (minus drummer Bakkar Bufthaim)
'exodus' to the country of ‘Uncle Sam’ (United States) to promote their debut album, until now been released recorded four albums before went split-up after the death of the bassist, in 2010 Irfan Sembiring announced that Rotor will be performing and recording agan under new alias which was "IRS" (Irfan Rotor Sembiring), they currently preparing their 'Comeback Tour' For 2011 Dates
and has released Remastered CD (Containing All Their 4 Full Leght Records in 2 CD) since.
Discography
* Behind the 8th Ball (1992)
* Eleven Keys (1995)
* New Blood (1996)
* Menang (1997)
* Remastered(2010)
Tribute Album
* A tribute to Rotor (2002)
Encyclopaedia Metallum page: http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=108328
ROTOR Album Preview - Behind The 8th Ball
2. Instrumental rockband from Berlin, Germany. Since 1998 the threepiece group has developed their very own musical style going far beyond classic stoner rock patterns. Their trademarks include very complex songstructures decorated with delay-, hall-, waheffects, and the incorporation of jazz arrangements. RotoR's essence is an intense groove that pulls through their in general instrumentally arranged songs.
Discography
* st (2001)
* 2 (2005)
* 3 (2007)
* 4 (2010)
* 5 (2015)
Official website: http://www.rotorotor.de
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Rotor/218887615762
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/rotorberlin
3. Heavy metal band from Miskolc, Hungary, formed in 1986.
Official website: http://www.rotorband.com
Fan site: http://www.rotorfan.hu
Encyclopaedia Metallum page: http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=1348
4. Hailing from the Central European state of Slovenia, Rotor formed in 1998 when six of the country’s leading DJs and producers in the electronic / club scene came together to develop an outlet for their music on the live stage. Off the back of debut album Rotosphere (1999; NIKA (Slovenia), EFA (Germany)) Iztok Turk, Janez Hace, Mario Marolt (aka Electrosaurus), Marjan Crnkovic (aka DJ Dojaja), Damjan Bizilj (aka DJ Bizzy) and Sergej Randjelovic (aka Runjoe) have toured together playing festivals in Slovenia and neighbouring Central European states, including an appearance with US soul/house diva Barbara Tucker, as well as making Slovenian television appearances and performing twice at the Miss Slovenia event. As their live shows have sharpened so too has Rotor sound been honed and defined, and album Phonophobia demonstrates the refined peculiarity and playful eccentricity of the music they have conceived together.
Fresh, distinctive, unusual, idiosyncratic; all words that could aptly be used to describe the sound of Rotor, but what stands them out most is their fun and playfully creative approach to fusing electronic music with live jazz, funk and lounge. On their latest album Phonophobia the Slovenian collaboration of imaginative musicians have inventively crafted together an exceptional record that moves effortlessly from laidback dub funk to eccentric jazz disco. It’s an album that’s hard to define, but nonetheless easy to enjoy.
Official myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/rotorlive
Metallica, the rotor 's personnel (minus drummer Bakkar Bufthaim)
'exodus' to the country of ‘Uncle Sam’ (United States) to promote their debut album, until now been released recorded four albums before went split-up after the death of the bassist, in 2010 Irfan Sembiring announced that Rotor will be performing and recording agan under new alias which was "IRS" (Irfan Rotor Sembiring), they currently preparing their 'Comeback Tour' For 2011 Dates
and has released Remastered CD (Containing All Their 4 Full Leght Records in 2 CD) since.
Discography
* Behind the 8th Ball (1992)
* Eleven Keys (1995)
* New Blood (1996)
* Menang (1997)
* Remastered(2010)
Tribute Album
* A tribute to Rotor (2002)
Encyclopaedia Metallum page: http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=108328
ROTOR Album Preview - Behind The 8th Ball
2. Instrumental rockband from Berlin, Germany. Since 1998 the threepiece group has developed their very own musical style going far beyond classic stoner rock patterns. Their trademarks include very complex songstructures decorated with delay-, hall-, waheffects, and the incorporation of jazz arrangements. RotoR's essence is an intense groove that pulls through their in general instrumentally arranged songs.
Discography
* st (2001)
* 2 (2005)
* 3 (2007)
* 4 (2010)
* 5 (2015)
Official website: http://www.rotorotor.de
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Rotor/218887615762
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/rotorberlin
3. Heavy metal band from Miskolc, Hungary, formed in 1986.
Official website: http://www.rotorband.com
Fan site: http://www.rotorfan.hu
Encyclopaedia Metallum page: http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=1348
4. Hailing from the Central European state of Slovenia, Rotor formed in 1998 when six of the country’s leading DJs and producers in the electronic / club scene came together to develop an outlet for their music on the live stage. Off the back of debut album Rotosphere (1999; NIKA (Slovenia), EFA (Germany)) Iztok Turk, Janez Hace, Mario Marolt (aka Electrosaurus), Marjan Crnkovic (aka DJ Dojaja), Damjan Bizilj (aka DJ Bizzy) and Sergej Randjelovic (aka Runjoe) have toured together playing festivals in Slovenia and neighbouring Central European states, including an appearance with US soul/house diva Barbara Tucker, as well as making Slovenian television appearances and performing twice at the Miss Slovenia event. As their live shows have sharpened so too has Rotor sound been honed and defined, and album Phonophobia demonstrates the refined peculiarity and playful eccentricity of the music they have conceived together.
Fresh, distinctive, unusual, idiosyncratic; all words that could aptly be used to describe the sound of Rotor, but what stands them out most is their fun and playfully creative approach to fusing electronic music with live jazz, funk and lounge. On their latest album Phonophobia the Slovenian collaboration of imaginative musicians have inventively crafted together an exceptional record that moves effortlessly from laidback dub funk to eccentric jazz disco. It’s an album that’s hard to define, but nonetheless easy to enjoy.
Official myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/rotorlive
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