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to rococo rot - pantone (03:21)

To Rococo Rot - Pantone (2001)

To Rococo Rot - Miss You @ The ICA London (03:10)

To Rococo Rot Performing Mis You at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London. February 20th 2008

To Rococo Rot - Telema [1998] (03:25)

This video was done by Sebastian Kutscher, a friend of Stefan's and visual designer from Cologne who had previously done videos for Kreidler, Jan Jelinek or Antonelli Electr. The idea of the video goes back to some of...

To rococo rot - Testfeld (04:27)

To rococo rot - Testfeld

To Rococo Rot Reviews

To Rococo Rot

ABC123

Oct 19, 2007

The Amateur View

It's like being prodded gently out of the dreamstate....

Apr 4, 1999

TRR+D

...Cheery mutual appreciation and a melding of mind and spirit are the normal friendly benchmarks for artistic collaboration....

Nov 7, 1998

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To Rococo Rot Biography

To Rococo Rot is a mostly post-rock trio from Berlin, Germany. Composed of bassist Stefan Schneider (ex-member of Dusseldorf-based group, Kreidler) and brothers Robert (guitar, electronics) and Ronald Lippok (drums, effects). Ronald Lippok has also gained praise for his work in Tarwater. The band's name is a palindrome as it can be spelled the same both forwards and backwards.

The group's debut arrived in 1996 in the form of an untitled picture disc (subsequently reissued on CD by Kitty Yo), with the more widely distributed Veiculo (released by UK indie label City Slang) appearing the following year. In 1997, the group recorded an album's worth of material with producer David Moufang. Following a move to Mute Records, the band released The Amateur View in 1999 and Music Is a Hungry Ghost in 2001, and Hotel Morgen in 2004.

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