Hot Like a Robot
Hot Like a Robot is an electro-pop group from Los Angeles. Their song "Ryan's Basement" became a dance floor staple, mixing electronic beats with lyrics that...
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Hot Like a Robot is an electro-pop group from Los Angeles. Their song "Ryan's Basement" became a dance floor staple, mixing electronic beats with lyrics that felt more personal than typical club tracks.
The band released their debut EP, also called "Ryan's Basement," in 2009. They followed it with albums like "Disconnect" in 2011 and "Electric Purgatory" in 2014, which leaned into darker themes while keeping their electronic foundation. Their 2017 album "The Shape of Things to Come" returned to a more polished electro-pop sound.
Hot Like a Robot's music often worked with straightforward dance rhythms but layered them with lyrics that asked quieter questions. That combination gave their work a different texture than much of the pop around it.
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