Robert - Robert the Record [Bunkerpop]

Fall fans, New Zealand indie music fans, check out ROBERT THE RECORD! A dadaistic spoken-word masterpiece, not chaotic only because the insanely masterful groove of a sick rhythmic base was able to restrain the whims of an anarchically overwhelming bratty guitar, manufactured by a collective that probably never sought the inspiration in the epic “Grotesque (after the gramme)” because they were surely so self-absorbed, they didn't need to look elsewhere, thus demonstrating that the same muse that inspired the mancunian Mark E. Smith in early 80s had the gift of ubiquity, to be at the same time 20.000 miles away.The history of ROBERT begins long before the band took its name, as they previously performed and recorded under the name FOG. Members were inconsistent too, but such was the nature of The Red House, a key place for underground music and art in Auckland, NZ and the center of the band’s fluid collective/conglomerate known as FOG CITY ENTERPRISES.FOG began in 1984 when Roger Allen