Picture by Emmanuel Vargas at maschinenfest 2k7
French Artist Riotmiloo's musical roots come from riotgrrrl’s screams and protest. Lead singer of the London garage punk band Venom Seeds (2003-2008), she is noticed by magazines and the London scene for her intense stage presence.
Eager to experiment with different musical genres, Riotmiloo also collaborated with numerous electronic, industrial and techno artists. In 2005, she recorded a track "Sweet Abuse" with Eva|3, released on his album The Great Divide, Fich-Art, in 2007.
Riotmiloo's voice can also be found on various releases. Amongst others, she recorded “Slogan” with Millimetric ,“The Magma of War” with Philipp Münch, “Dead Fucking Desire” with ESA, “Vicious Death_Drowning Memories” with HIV+ and "Perfume" with Scalper.
She released her first concept album, "La Pierre Soudée" on Ant-Zen in June 2015, collaborating with some of the most influential electronic artists such as Dirk Ivens and Chrysalide to create an emotional journey ranging from melancholic dark ambient soundscapes to crushing rhythms and noise.
Her performances have often been described as powerful, moving and energetic. Using industrial and electronic sounds, she creates a cathartic and hypnotic experience.
Eager to experiment with different musical genres, Riotmiloo also collaborated with numerous electronic, industrial and techno artists. In 2005, she recorded a track "Sweet Abuse" with Eva|3, released on his album The Great Divide, Fich-Art, in 2007.
Riotmiloo's voice can also be found on various releases. Amongst others, she recorded “Slogan” with Millimetric ,“The Magma of War” with Philipp Münch, “Dead Fucking Desire” with ESA, “Vicious Death_Drowning Memories” with HIV+ and "Perfume" with Scalper.
She released her first concept album, "La Pierre Soudée" on Ant-Zen in June 2015, collaborating with some of the most influential electronic artists such as Dirk Ivens and Chrysalide to create an emotional journey ranging from melancholic dark ambient soundscapes to crushing rhythms and noise.
Her performances have often been described as powerful, moving and energetic. Using industrial and electronic sounds, she creates a cathartic and hypnotic experience.