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Rotten Roll Rex

Rotten Roll Rex is a German label and mailorder shop founded on June 6, 2006, focused on goregrind, pornogrind, and grindcore-adjacent extreme metal. Now in its 20th year of operation, it maintains an active release schedule into 2026, with a catalog spanning long-running genre names like Cock and Ball Torture, Gutalax, and Last Days of Humanity alongside a rotating cast of newer acts in the same scene.

Quick Facts

Country
Germany
Founded
2006
Label size
Small, independent underground label that doubles as a mailorder shop; a boutique specialist in the goregrind/grindcore niche rather than a large multi-genre operation.
Activity
High and continuous: multiple releases across 2025 into 2026, and 2026 marks the label's 20th anniversary of unbroken operation since founding.
Genres
goregrind, pornogrind, grindcore, brutal/slam death metal

What Does Rotten Roll Rex Release?

Representative artists: Cock and Ball Torture, Gutalax, Last Days of Humanity, Libido Airbag, Cerebral Enema, Satan's Revenge On Mankind, Rectal Smegma

Roster and release titles are heavily oriented toward goregrind/pornogrind with deliberately crude, transgressive, humor-driven song and album titles typical of that subgenre, alongside some straighter grindcore/death metal acts.

Who Is This Label Likely to Fit?

A likely fit for bands working squarely in goregrind, pornogrind, or brutal/slam death metal with an irreverent, extreme aesthetic and an active current release schedule; because no demo policy, submission channel, or geographic restriction is publicly documented, bands should reach out directly through the label's official channels to confirm whether it is currently accepting submissions.

This is Metal-Labels' analysis based on available roster and activity data, not a claim made by the label itself.

Demo & Submission Information

No demo submission policy, dedicated submission address, or stated geographic restrictions could be found on the label's official Bandcamp, Instagram, or website during this research. Bands considering a submission should check the label's current official website and social channels directly for any stated submission process before sending material, rather than assuming an open-door policy.

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