Sheri Moon Zombie Releases New Song “I Love My Robot” With Music Video

On July 27th, Sheri Moon Zombie released music video for her debut single “I Love My Robot”. The song is a witty take on life in an algorithm driven world and will celebrate, “imagination, individuality, and the simple joy of thinking for yourself. It’s a playful reminder that while technology may make life easier, nothing can replace genuine creativity or human connection” (Sheri Moon Zombies Press Release).

The music video is Sheri chanting against AI with many different robots around her as well as many colorful backgrounds that are everchanging as the video went on. The gimmicky lo-fi punk nature of the song shines through with electric guitar, drums and bass building alongside Sheri’s vocals. The lyrics that celebrate imagination and individualism include: “Give me a book to read, You can’t have my brain to feed uh”, and “I’ll scribe my own song this very night, Don’t type words out for me it just ain’t right uh”. The song also is a way of Sheri saying that she is anti AI making the song a dis-track to artificial intelligence, the lyrics that show this include: “AI AI, I don’t need your AI” and “AI AI, You’re a vampire suckin’ me dry uh”.

With the release of “I Love My Robot” Nuclear Blast, “has launched pre-orders for an exclusive 12-inch picture disc featuring “I Love My Robot” on Side A and Rob Zombie’s “Sir Lord Acid Wolfman” on Side B. Limited to just 600 copies worldwide (500 US / 100 EU), the one-time pressing is scheduled for release on October 30, making it an essential collector’s item for fans of the Zombie universe” (Sheri Moon Zombies Press Release).

 

Hannah Ilko: Hannah Ilko is a sophomore screenwriting major at Loyola Marymount University. She has gained experience across writing, marketing and storytelling through a variety of creative roles. Hannah completed a marketing internship with Jackpot Pictures, where she helped promote their debut film Moments of Youth. She has written engaging articles for her high school publication The Crusader, collaborated on original scripts in her IB Theatre course and wrote her own short film during the Spring 2026 semester. These experiences have strengthened her ability to craft compelling narratives and communicate ideas to audiences. Passionate about entertainment and media Hannah stays informed on industry trends and continues to refine her writing skills as she works toward a career in the entertainment industry.
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