Robert Gotobed is an English drummer and musician best known for his work with the influential post-punk band Wire, formed in 1976. His drumming is characterized by its precision and innovative use of rhythm, which helped shape the band's distinctive sound. Wire's genre spans punk, post-punk, and art rock, making them pivotal in the evolution of alternative music. Notable works featuring Gotobed include Wire’s seminal albums such as "Pink Flag" (1977), "Chairs Missing" (1978), and "154" (1979). These albums are celebrated for their experimental approach and have influenced numerous artists across various genres, including indie rock and avant-garde music. In addition to his work with Wire, Gotobed has collaborated with other musicians and bands, further showcasing his versatility. His contributions have left a lasting impact on the music scene, as Wire continues to be recognized for their innovative sound and approach to songwriting. Through his rhythmic creativity, Robert Gotobed has played a crucial role in defining the sound of post-punk and continues to be respected as a significant figure in contemporary music history.