Robot Lords of Tokyo

The Robot Lords of Tokyo is a musical sludge / stoner rock project based in Columbus, Ohio. The band independently released their self-titled album in 2006. The band followed up with “Whiskey, Blood & Napalm” in 2008 which was named one of the Top 50 Albums of 2009 by Classic Rock Magazine. Eliran Kantor illustrated the album cover of Whiskey, Blood & Napalm.

The band's name comes from the 2005 Clutch song 10001110101 on the album Robot Hive/Exodus.

The band has also been prominently featured on stonerrock.com, in Guitar World magazine, Dirty Rock Magazine, and MCLA The Lax Mag.

Members
  • Rick Ritzler
  • Paul Jones

Guests
  • Steve Theado of American Dog on 'The Mergatroid', 'Bring It On Down', and 'Larger Than Life'
  • Terry Adams on 'Princess of Hollywood'
  • Steve Pollick of Order of Nine on 'Deathwagon'
  • Nate Hollman and Ryan Smith of Snowblynd on 'Shakedown'
  • Rob Johnson of Magnitude 9 on 'Shadows and Blood' and 'Burn the Sky'
  • Neil Zaza on 'Fear'
  • Beau Van Bibber of Deflagration
  • General Tso
  • Joe Viers

Discography
  • Robot Lords Of Tokyo (2006)
  • A Millennium Tribute to Motley Crue (2007)
  • Whiskey, Blood & Napalm (2008)
  • "Virtue & Vice" (2013)
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