There are 6 bands with the name Rot:

1. Rot was one South Americas most prominent grindcore acts; formed in October 1990 and hailing from São Paulo, Brazil. As opposed to most extreme Brazilian bands of the time, Rot belonged to the 'socio-political' grindcore scene, in terms of their lyrics and themes. As stated by the band, "The lyrical part is very important to the band, showing a very sceptical, sarcastic and radical feeling towards life and society in general. Although the band was labelled as political we never felt like this since we have a lot of personal and philosophical issues that makes the band identity even stronger". After hundreds of gigs and releasing four full-length records, two compilations, innumerable Singles, EPs / Split LPs / EPs / CDs / Tapes - with such bands as Agathocles, Psycho, Yacøpsæ, Mesrine, Catheter, etc. - Rot eventually called it quits in 2008.

Official Website: http://www.myspace.com/rot-odg

2. Belgian band most famous in the region of Antwerp. They dub their genre "Raping Thrash". For more info: http://www.rot-rapingtrash.be/

3. U.S. band.

4. Greek alternative metal band with albums ROT and pRovOcaTiv http://www.rot1.com/

5. Vietnamese Black Metal band fronted by Loki, also of Brutore, and Rotten Fetus. ROT's black metal sound is the fierce reminiscent of Gorgoroth, Urgehal, Tsjuder - fast-paced riffs that blend melodic elements of second-wave black metal with a distinctly, unpredictable rhythm of death metal. ROT's lineup has been perfected after nearly 20 years of roaming various metal stages from North to South Vietnam, with drummer Ân celebrating a decade in the band and two other mainstay members, bassist Niek and guitarist Long. ROT's long-awaited debut studio album "As Darkness Burns" was released on December 16, 2022. Produced by House of Ygra.

6. A Japanese noisecore/hardcore punk band.

7. A British death metal band with black/doom metal elements, formed in October 1994 by Paul and Mick Kenney, of Fukpig and Anaal Nathrakh fame, respectively. They released a number of demo tapes and played a stint of live gigs around Birmingham before changing name to Dethroned in mid-1996.