Rottin

Rottin

Formed in 1999, Rottin recorded their first demo entitled “Appocalyptic Mayhem,” a two song tape which was a recording nightmare. This was soon followed by their first album called “Encryptdead.” A year later, they recorded their second full album, “RottinHell,” which gained them a little buzz locally in the horrorcore genre. In the summer of 2000, Rottin met the group Bedlam and were soon opening their first shows along with Cap 1 from Simken Heights, KGP, and more.

In 2001, Rottin released an E.P. entitled “Sick,” which only featured one track with member Reak Havik. Reak Havik released his solo E.P. entitled “666 Degreez of Mutilation” that same year.

Following what they considered to be two flopped EP releases, the group took some time away from music. They regrouped and recorded their final and most successful album entitled “Pozmortim” soon after. The album included guest appearances from Bedlam and Q Strange, taking Rottin’s music to the next level.

After years of being dormant, Rottin re-emerged and released a new track called “Watch Yaself” in late 2019. The group plans on releasing their first album in almost two decades in 2020.

Group Members

Massacur/Norman Bates/Norm Biz
Reak Havik
Sin

Discography

Appocalyptic Mayhem (1999)
Encryptdead (1999)
RottinHell (2000)
Sick (2001)
Pozmortim (2002)
Recomposed (2020)

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