Biography
- Origin: DEAR-GOD is the musical project of Robert Ortiz, who debuted in 2019 with the single The Burbs, introducing a sound that blends experimental hip-hop with hardcore and industrial influences.
- Sound and reception: Ortiz’s work sits at the intersection of aggressive rhythm and inventive production, earning critical attention for its bold sonic experiments.
- Recognition: The project was named one of NME's 100 Artists to Watch in 2021, highlighting its rising profile in the broader indie and experimental scenes.
- Labels: Albums are released through End Time in collaboration with Dine Alone Records, reflecting a strong indie footprint.
Discography Highlights
- The Punchline (2023) — End Time / Dine Alone Records. A defining work that expands DEAR-GOD’s sonic palette, weaving dense textures with stark lyrical themes.
- Under The Table (2024) — End Time / 444% Inc. Continues the project’s exploration of mood, tempo shifts, and industrial-inflected beats.
Upcoming Tour Info
- 2025 tour includes a show at Vertigo Music Festival in St. Catharines, Ontario on March 15, 2025. Check local listings for venue details and set times.
- For the latest dates, official announcements typically originate from DEAR-GOD’s pages on Dine Alone Records' network and the project site.
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