Crobot are back and ready to unleash a heavy, funked up slab of sludgery on you. The band just revealed their new song "Not for Sale," which you can check out in the player provided below. The song ...

Stoner rock band Crobot are back. One year after the release of their most recent album Obsidian, they’ve dropped a new ...

After Pennsylvania rockers Crobot gave a taste of things to come with a four song self-titled EP back in May, now comes word that their full-length album 'Something Supernatural' will be released Oct.

Crobot knows how to put on a show. The heavy blues rock band added swagger to the traditional headbang on May 10 at the Chameleon Club in downtown Lancaster to a crowd of more than 50 people. With ...

Get in here for an in depth interview with Brandon Yeagley of Crobot about life, the universe and everything. After all, when you've been able to take over the world with as much dominance and rock ...

Over the past 25 years, the metal genre has gotten not only harder, but faster, scream-ier, thicker and scarier. That’s why rising Pennsylvania-based quartet Crobot’s knack for refreshing and fun ...

Is death less sad if we all go at once during an extinction-level event? That’s ostensibly the premise of “Everyone Dies,” the new song from Crobot: “Nobody has to cry if everyone dies.” Fair enough.

Crobot 's debut album, " Something Supernatural," came out this past October and showcased a style that's a bit of a throwback to 1970s-style metal psychedelia. "We try to describe it in three words: ...

Crobot perform at the Radisson Convention Center in Camp Hill during the 17th annual Millennium Music Conference and Showcase. Paul Chaplin | pchaplin@pennlive.com It's as if lightning has struck the ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- From the home of Yuengling in Pottsville, PA comes another export steeped in tradition. It's Crobot. They don't have the legacy or history of the beer simply known as "lager", ...

Pennsylvania metal band Crobot releases second LP 'Welcome To Fat City', a funky metal album inspired by Motorhead and Anthrax. By Bryan Kress Crobot, the Pennsylvania kings of self-described “riffage ...