Broken Robots Live Record Store – NGR TV (Part 1) – Free VOD
Flip through the vinyl vibes with “Broken Robots Live Record Store – Part 1,” a free VOD blast from the band tearing it up behind the racks in McHenry, Illinois—now spinning 24/7 on NGR Music TV! This indie punk-pop session crackles with fierce female-fronted fire, jangly guitars, and hook-laden riffs that echo the sassy swagger of Blondie and Debbie Harry, blended with a modern Rapture twist for that irresistible retro rush. Surrounded by stacked albums and storefront charm, it’s the kind of raw, in-the-trenches live drop that turns browsing into banging—pure energy for fans craving unfiltered garage rock revival.
A year in and still buzzing with views, likes, and comments like Lita Von Doom‘s “LOVE the singer’s voice, she reminds me a bit of Debbie Harry” and MASTALOCK‘s “Wow reminds me of Blondie, like newer version of Rapture,” plus Jessica Edwards teasing a fresh take—it’s community gold waiting to explode.
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You be the thread and I’ll be the needle
This venue reminds me of one that used to be in downtown Niles, MI. It was called the manifesto and was only there for a few months. I saw a few good shows there. I LOVE the singers voice, she reminds me a bit of Debbie Harry.
I haven’t listened to any of Deborah Harry’s music in a long time but when I was a kid, I was in a dollar store and wanted to buy a cd for my dad for his birthday. I didn’t know who she was but that’s what I picked. It was a single for a song called Sweet and Low which had multiple versions of the song. Idk if my dad even liked it but he at least listened to it to be nice lol.
This is a record store in McHenry, Illinois. I am standing behind the first rack of records. You can see the albums at the bottom of the screen in this music video.
Wow reminds me of Blondie, like newer version of Rapture.
I like it she has that Blondie Rapture song sound for this tune.
It is interesting to find out how the singing sounds to you guys. Thanks for the comment on this music video.
I just posed a new live version of this song by Broken Robots recently… I’ll see if I can find the link.