We are friends who meet up to write songs. They are influenced by our mates, their bands and our shitty jobs. Onstage we play frantic sets dripping in beer and sweat. Our music is probably considered ‘garage’ but we keep an eye on everything from surf to skate to grunge. 

ROTH are currently recording an album, a follow up to their 2012 EP, The Boozy Rouge.

Orynth Savorne channels exile into a raw, gloomy, unapologetic rock manifestation — the kind of sound built on fumes, ache, and whatever’s left in the bottle.

His debut isn’t here to compete; it’s here to decay — a release destined to rot beautifully in the digital graveyard of the 21st century.

The themes are apocalyptic and fractured:
ruined streets, stray animals, lowlifes, derelict lovers, collapsing faith, and everything that crawls through the cracks when the world stops pretending.

It isn’t hopeful.
It isn’t desperate.
It’s simply honest.

A hell of a time — for those who can stand to stay.

Followers of ROTH