Not long ago, YAOT, the band that made waves with their debut, is back with a bang. Their latest release, the stop-motion claymation video for “Cerdópolis,” has captivated audiences and brought a unique twist to modern music videos. Drawing inspiration from the nostalgic vibes of the 90s, the band has managed to create a visual experience that feels both fresh and familiar.
“Cerdópolis” is not just a video—it’s a testament to YAOT‘s bold artistic vision. The intricate stop-motion animation paired with their signature stoner metal and grunge sound creates a distinctive audiovisual journey. This release further cements their reputation as innovators unafraid to push the boundaries of music and art.
Their commitment to Mexican cultural themes, seamlessly fused with rock influences, remains a defining element of their work. With “Cerdópolis,” they’ve once again proven their dominance not just in music, but in the realm of visual storytelling.
Fans can expect more groundbreaking projects from YAOT as they continue to explore new artistic horizons and celebrate their creative journey.
“Cerdópolis” will be featured throughout September on major FM radio stations in Mexico, a testament to the exceptional quality of YAOT and their growing influence in the music scene.
YAOT
a band formed in 2019, blends strong Stoner and Grunge influences, setting themselves apart in today’s Mexican music scene through their originality and indigenous inspiration. By integrating Nahuatl phrases into their lyrics, Yaot brings cultural richness and a unique Mexican essence to their sound, crafting a distinctive identity. Their name, YAOT—meaning “Warrior” in Nahuatl—symbolizes their determined journey through the music world. Their latest track, CERDÓPOLIS, is a powerful display of their signature Stoner Grunge style, featuring:
- Carlos Howard on vocals
- Alan Zuñiga on guitar
- Roberto Juvenal “Kaber” on bass
- Jorge Charbel on drums
