Electro-Industrial-Rock Trio Robots In Love Unleash Anti-Ode to Limerence with "Cease and Desist"

Dunedin-based trio Robots In Love unveils the new single, "Cease and Desist," a melodic industrial rock heavy-hitter that dives face-first into the struggle of controlling obsession. The line “from despair to elation // limerence closes every door” captures how reasoning often fails when it comes to feelings of overwhelming fixation.

The track’s subdued verses draw you into a groove, masterfully setting up the chorus drop of powerful riffs and statement-making cinematic synths. With memorable hooks and polished production, “Cease and Desist” maintains major potential for alternative rock radio airplay.

This single marks the second release from their forthcoming album, *OVERRIDE*. The first single, “Convergence,” has garnered over 41,000 views on YouTube and 14,000 streams on Spotify. Like “Convergence,” this track features guitarist Henry Flynn Wall from Rebirth To Ruin. The collaboration with Henry Flynn Wall brings an energetic presence to “Cease and Desist,” blending effortlessly with the band’s signature style.

“Cease and Desist” not only highlights the band’s evolution in musical sophistication but also their talent for weaving relatable narratives into their lyrics. The powerhouse strength of their latest single reinforces their position as a growing name in the contemporary industrial music landscape.

Accompanying the single release are remixes by the iconic Australian cyberpunk band Sirus and Alex Burchell as Magnetique.