ROMES – SONIC TRASH & DISSOLVER Remix | Electro-Rock Duo

Canadian duo ROMES sells out debut EU tour. Discover their album SONIC TRASH and the new "DISSOLVER" remix by Wire One.

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Canadian electro-rock duo ROMES is currently proving that you don’t need a massive promo machine to conquer a continent. As their debut European headlining tour picks up speed—with several dates already sold out—brothers Jacob and Nicolas Bitove are witnessing the power of a grassroots, viral explosion in real time.

Tickets for the ROMES tour are available here


From Basement Experiment to Global Streams

The ROMES success story is a textbook example of organic growth. Their debut album, SONIC TRASH (released independently on November 14, 2025), has surpassed 1.5 million streams through pure word-of-mouth.

“It started a couple of years ago in our basement studio,” the brothers explain. “We were just integrating gear and trying to come up with crazy sounds.”

That experimental spirit led to an infectious blend of 90s-inspired industrial, electro, and punk—a sound that caught the attention of major sync supervisors. Before they ever set foot on a European stage, their music was already the soundtrack to:

  • TV Hits: The Sex Lives of College Girls, CSI: Vegas, and Control Z.
  • Gaming Giants: Madden and Call of Duty: Black Ops.
  • Sports & Style: Commercials for the NBA, MLB Playoffs, and Abercrombie & Fitch.

The “DISSOLVER” Remix: Modern Bloghouse

Their latest single, “DISSOLVER,” just received a high-octane remix from Detroit underground artist WIRE ONE. The collaboration was born on Instagram, fueled by a mutual obsession with early-2000s electro.

“He’s putting a modern twist on the whole bloghouse electro sound,” says the band. “His drum production is insane—they smash you right in the face.” Wire One transforms the industrial grit of the original into a club-ready banger that bridges the gap between the underground and the main stage.

Coming to America: Supporting Des Rocs

The momentum from Europe is about to cross the Atlantic. ROMES has officially announced their first-ever U.S. tour, supporting NYC’s Des Rocs. Hand-picked by Danny Rocco himself, the duo is ready to bring their high-energy, “big beat” performance to American audiences.

“Our show combines elements of industrial, punk, and electro—all the best stuff we grew up on,” the band says. Having already shared stages with The Strokes and The Warning, ROMES is well-positioned to be 2026’s most explosive independent export.

DISSOLVER (Wire One Remix)

EUROPEAN TOUR DATES:

DateCityVenue
February 3Ljubljana, SloveniaOrto Bar
February 4Vienna, AustriaArena
February 5Salzburg, AustriaRockhouse
February 7Dornbirn, AustriaSpielboden
February 9Nuremberg, GermanyClub Stereo
February 10München, GermanyBackstage
February 11Frankfurt am Main, GermanyElfer Music Club
February 12Hannover, GermanyMephisto
February 13Nørrebro, DenmarkSpillestedet Stengade
February 14Hamburg, GermanyMS Stubnitz
February 17Berlin, GermanyLARK SOLD OUT
February 19Leipzig, GermanyMortizbastei
February 20Karlsruhe, GermanyP8²
February 21Zürich, SwitzerlandDynamo
February 23Köln, GermanySubway – Musikbar
February 25Paris, FranceSUPERSONIC SOLD OUT
February 28London, UKThe Black Heart SOLD OUT
   

U.S. TOUR DATES (Supporting Des Rocs):

March 24Dallas, TXThe Cambridge Room at House Of Blues
March 25Houston, TXHouse of Blues Houston
March 27El Paso, TXLowbrow Palace
March 28Albuquerque, NMUptown Funk Dueling Pianos
March 29Phoenix, AZThe Rebel Lounge
March 31Los Angeles, CAEl Rey Theatre
April 1San Francisco, CARickshaw Stop
April 3Portland, ORThe Get Down
April 4Seattle, WAHidden Hall
April 5Spokane, WAKnitting Factory – Spokane
April 7Boise, IDKnitting Factory
April 8Salt Lake City, UTSoundwell
April 10Denver, COMarquis Theater
April 11Colorado Springs, COBlack Sheep
April 14Chicago, ILBottom Lounge
April 15Saint Louis, MODelmar Hall
April 17Columbus, OHSkullys Music Diner
April 18Ann Arbor, MIBlind Pig
April 19Toronto, ONHorseshoe Tavern
April 21Worcester, MAPalladium
April 22New York, NYGramercy Theatre

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Anders is the creative force and technical architect behind Divine Magazine’s editorial identity. Blending Scandinavian minimalism with a sharp instinct for digital storytelling, he shapes the magazine’s voice, visual rhythm, and structural clarity. His work moves between worlds — part editor, part engineer — ensuring every article is not only beautifully crafted but technically flawless beneath the surface. From SEO frameworks to asset design, from WordPress architecture to the magazine’s cinematic featured imagery, Anders builds the systems that let stories breathe. He curates Divine’s tone with intention: clean lines, honest language, and a commitment to elevating everyday subjects into something quietly extraordinary. Whether refining editorial workflows or sculpting the magazine’s long‑term creative direction, Anders brings a steady hand and an eye for detail — the kind that turns a publication into a signature.