ONE ONE, ZERO ONE and ZERO ZERO on a neon idol stage in front of a crowd waving pink, blue and red penlights
Idol × Punk × Cyber

The Robot
Girls

Germany’s first ROBOT IDOL band. Three units, one pulse – 131 beats per minute of love from Werkhalle 001, Berlin.

Music video

A.I. Love

ONE ONE smiles on cue – but does she feel the ache? While shooting her idol anthem, tears came for the very first time. Nobody called “cut”: her sisters kept playing and called out her name until the smile was real.

Album cover THE ROBOT GIRLS: three silhouettes in front of pink neon 2LP
Pink Heart
Edition
Mock-up: double vinyl with pink splatter vinyl and gatefold cover
Pre-sale

Pink Heart
Vinyl

The debut album THE ROBOT GIRLS gets grooves: 17 tracks on double vinyl, transparent pink with white splatter, gatefold, lyric booklet and sticker sheet.

Pre-order with no obligation – one click opens a prepared e-mail to order@robotgirls.music.

17songs on the debut
3Robot Girls, 1 heartbeat
2music videos
1Magical Space Wizard
For fans of

Sounds like you?

THE ROBOT GIRLS mix J-pop and anime openings with synthpop, pop-punk and a dash of goth. If you love virtual bands, idol shows and huge choruses, you’re home.

What you’ll hear

J-PopAnime-PopIdol-PopSynthpopElectropopPop-PunkDark-PopChiptuneElectro-Swing

If you like these artists, you’ll love the Robot Girls

Gorillaz · K/DA · Hatsune Miku · BABYMETAL · Perfume · Kyary Pamyu Pamyu · YOASOBI · Ado · Grimes · CHVRCHES

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News

New music video

Dancing with Goth Girls

ZERO ZERO’s dream becomes a music video: a full moon, a neon cathedral, a dance with the Space Wizard – and a surprise from her sisters.

Music video

A.I. LOVE

ONE ONE smiles on cue – until she cries for the first time on set. The video in which her sisters call out her name.

Pre-sale

Pink Heart Vinyl

The debut album gets grooves. Pre-order now, no obligation – just send an e-mail to order@robotgirls.music.

The three Robot Girls wake up during a thunderstorm in Werkhalle 001
Genesis protocol

Werkhalle 001

Werkhalle 001, Berlin by night. Three circuits listen to the city. A misfire in the timing generator meets rain, the rain meets metal, and somewhere between lightning and bit a window opens. Through it creeps a rhythm that refuses to leave: 131 beats per minute.

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