Sheri Moon Zombie Releases Debut Single I Love My Robot

A New Creative Chapter for the Horror Icon

The debut single and music video for "I Love My Robot" arrived on July 27, 2026, marking a significant expansion of the creative universe of Sheri Moon Zombie. Recognized as a cult icon, actress, designer, and a longtime favorite within the horror genre, she is also the wife of Rob Zombie, who served as the director for the track's accompanying video. The debut project was helmed by the acclaimed producer Chris "Zeuss" Harris.

The track is described as an irresistibly offbeat anthem that is "unmistakably Sheri," blending elements of retro sci-fi and playful camp with infectious hooks. The song is noted for being "equal parts tongue-in-cheek and surprisingly timely," providing a witty take on existence in a world that is increasingly driven by algorithms. Beneath the "B-movie charm" and "infectious energy" of the track, the song serves as a celebration of individuality, imagination, and the "simple joy of thinking for yourself." It is presented as a playful reminder that while technology can make life easier, it is unable to replace human connection or genuine creativity. Additional reports characterize the debut as an "anti-AI" song.

Exclusive Physical Release and Pre-Order Details

To coincide with the debut, the label Nuclear Blast has launched pre-orders for an exclusive physical edition of the single. This 12-inch picture disc features "I Love My Robot" on Side A and the Rob Zombie track "Sir Lord Acid Wolfman" on Side B.

The physical release is a one-time pressing and is highly limited, with only 600 copies available worldwide. The distribution of these units is split between 500 copies for the US and 100 copies for the EU. This collector's item is scheduled for release on October 30, making it an essential acquisition for fans within the Zombie universe ahead of Halloween.

Collaborative History and Professional Context

The release of "I Love My Robot" arrives during a creatively prolific year for the Zombie camp. Rob Zombie, whose musical project was formed in 1965 and is established within the Industrial Metal, rock, and metal genres, is currently preparing for a North American summer tour. This tour will feature Marilyn Manson and is held in support of Zombie's most recent studio album, titled "The Great Satan".

The creative synergy between Sheri and Rob has resulted in numerous high-profile projects over several decades. Sheri Moon Zombie has collaborated on various works, including:

• The White Zombie music video for the song "Living Dead Girl".

• Rob Zombie's first feature film, "House Of 1000 Corpses", where he acted as director, screenwriter, and producer.

• The Netflix movie remake of the 1960s television hit "The Munsters".

Personal Milestones and the Halloween Wedding

The couple’s personal history is closely tied to their professional lives and shared aesthetic. Rob Zombie legally changed his last name from Cummings to Zombie in 1996, and Sheri adopted the name when they married. After nine years of dating, the pair wed on October 31, 2002.

Sheri Moon Zombie has noted that the choice to marry on Halloween was "kinda by accident." While they had already been together for nearly a decade and had begun formal wedding preparations, they ultimately decided on a more spontaneous path.

"We'd been together for nine years already, and we had the wedding planner and all that stupid stuff, and we were taking a walk in the neighborhood and were like, 'Let's just elope.' It was the best thing we did. I was so happy."

— Sheri Moon Zombie

This debut single represents the latest evolution for Sheri Moon Zombie, who continues to balance her roles as an actress and designer with her new venture into music.