The Now Debuts New Single, Video; Announces New Live Dates

Posted on February 19, 2023 by philspicks

Independent rock band The Now is set to release its new album this year, and in anticipation of its release, has unveiled a new single and video.

The band debuted its new single, ‘Devil Inside Me‘ Friday along with the song’s companion video. The musical arrangement featured in this single is instantly infectious with its garage rock style approach and high energy guitar work. The fuzz effect on the guitars and distinct vocal delivery style also gives the song something of a stoner rock vibe in the vein of Royal Blood.

No information was provided about the song’s lyrical theme in the news release announcing the debut of the new single and video. In listening to the song and watching the video, listeners are left to infer that perhaps the theme centers on the matter of dealing with one’s personal inner demons.

Speaking of the video, it features on one half, the band performing its new single in a studio setting that is flooded with red light. The light is meant to help illustrate the message in the lyrical theme. The other half of the video features a man dealing with some sort of inner struggle.

In other news, The Now has a series of live dates planned to start soon. The band’s upcoming tour is scheduled to launch Wednesday in London, England and to run through April 30 in Dorset, UK.

The band’s tour schedule is noted below.

Upcoming Shows:

Feb 22- London, England @ The Camden Assembly HEADLINE SHOW Tickets

Mar 03- Cardiff Fuel – supporting These Wicked Rivers

Mar 04- Gravesend, UK @ Leo’s – supporting These Wicked Rivers

Apr 27- Poole, UK @ Lighthouse Tickets

Apr 29 Southampton, UK @ Suburbia – supporting Smokin Prophets

Apr 30 Dorset, UK @ Teddy Rocks Festival

Jun Festival Dates: Firenze Rocks (Italy), Isle of Wight (UK) and Prague Rocks

More information on The Now’s new single, video and album is available along with all of the band’s latest news at:

Website: https://thenowuk.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheNowUk

Twitter: https://twitter.com/THENOWUK

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Slaves To Humanity Debuts New Single, ‘Shake My Faith’

Posted on April 22, 2022 by philspicks

Independent rock band Slaves To Humanity opened the weekend with some new music.

The band debuted its new single, ‘Shake My Faith‘ Friday. The musical arrangement featured in the band’s latest single is a rich, heavy stoner rock composition whose bass and guitar immediately lend the song to comparison to songs from the likes of Royal Blood.

The song’s lyrical theme takes audiences in a somewhat existential direction, according to a statement from the band.

“The lyrics are about being forced into change and the shock of it, which is something the entire world experienced through this pandemic” the statement reads.

Slaves To Humanity worked with Ryan Shuck and Amir Derakh (both ex-members of Orgy and current members of Julien-K) on the new song. the band talked about working with Shuck and Derakh in the statement, too.

“Working with Ryan Shuck and Amir Derakh like always, was a pleasure,” the statement reads. “They brought in a new perspective that just helped shape the song, giving it its fullness and power. Through the mixing process, the song went through a few phases with Amir, who wanted to get this song to sound phenomenal, and I think he really succeeded with his and our vision, making it an extremely powerful and meaningful song just through his mix.”

‘Shake My Faith’ is just the latest of Slaves To Humanity’s singles. The band has also released the singles, ‘Behind My Back,’ ‘The Start,’ and ‘Battleground.’

More information on Slaves To Humanity’s new single is available along with all of the band’s latest news at:

Website: https://slavestohumanity.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/slavestohumanity

The Subways Debuts New Single, ‘You Kill My Cool,’ Companion Video; Announces New Live Dates

Posted on April 22, 2022 by philspicks

Independent rock band The Subways premiered its new single, ‘You Kill My Cool‘ and its companion video this week.

The band premiered its new single Tuesday. It premiered the song’s companion video the same day through Flood magazine. The single is featured in the band’s forthcoming as-yet-untitled album, which the band is hoping to release this fall. The album will be the band’s fifth.

The musical arrangement featured in ‘You Kill My Cool’ is a familiar style composition. The verses present a stoner rock style and sound in the vein of Royal Blood while the choruses present a more straight forward melodic rock sensibility. The two sounds and styles collectively make the arrangement in whole a completely engaging and entertaining work.

The song’s lyrical theme takes on a familiar topic, as vocalist Billy Lunn explains.

“‘You Kill My Cool’ was written at a time when I felt love so strongly that I wanted to be consumed by it, to give myself over to it entirely,” Lunn said. “I recognised a self-effacement in this feeling, as it was a willing submission or surrender that was as much destructive as it was productive. You become ecstatic, beside yourself, and not what you were before. Time stops but moves too quickly, you grow but you also diminish, you feel pleasure alongside immense pain.”

“The one you love is more than just a single number amongst seven-billion others, more than a profile picture or a name by which you call them,” Lunn added. “They’re godlike – and with such power, they can send you to a state of nirvana and they can demolish you. Either of which continues to enthral.”

In other news, the band has announced a new European tour schedule in support of its forthcoming album. The tour is scheduled to launch May 20 in Bremen, Germany and to run through Oct. 2 in Cardiff, UK.

The tour’s schedule is noted below.

Upcoming EU Tour Dates + Festival Appearances:

May 20th – Bremen – Schlachthof (DE)

May 21st – Braunschweig – Westand (DE)

May 23rd – Hamburg – Markthalle (DE)

May 24th – Cologne – Kantine (DE)

May 25th – Frankfurt – Batschkapp (DE)

May 26th – Karlsruhe – Substage (DE)

May 28th – Kronach – DIE FESTUNG ROCKT (DE)

May 29th – Munch – Technikumthe (DE)

June 1st – Leipzig – UT Connewitz (DE)

June 2nd – Dresden – Beatpol (DE)

June 3rd – Berlin – Columbiatheatre (DE)

June 4th – Amsterdam – Bitterzort (NL)

July 2nd – Bournemouth – HIGH TIDE FESTIVAL (UK)

July 21st – Hertfordshire – STANDON CALLING FESTIVAL (UK)

July 22nd – Oxford – TRUCK FESTIVAL (UK)

July 23rd – Skipton – GATEWAYS FESTIVAL (UK)

August 18th – GAMPEL OPEN AIR FESTIVAL (CZ)

August 20th – CZECH REPUBLIC BRNO TRUTNOFF OPEN AIR FESTIVAL (CZ)

August 27th – SOUTHSEA VICTORIOUS FESTIVAL (UK)

Sep/Oct 2022 UK Headline Tour Dates:

September 21st – Sunderland – Independent (UK)

September 22nd – Glasgow – King Tuts (UK)

September 23rd – Stoke – The Sugarmill (UK)

September 24th – Manchester – O2 Ritz (UK)

September 29th – London – Electric Ballroom (UK)

September 30th – Brighton – Chalk (UK)

October 1st – Cambridge – Mash (UK)

October 2nd – Cardiff – Clwb Ifor Bach (UK)

More information on The Subways’ new single, video, album, and tour is available along with all of the band’s latest news at:

Website: https://thesubways.net

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesubways

Twitter: https://twitter.com/thesubways

BRKN LOVE Debuts New Single, ‘Dead Weight,’ Companion Video

Posted on November 19, 2021 by philspicks

Independent rock band BRKN LOVE premiered its latest single and video this month.

The band premiered its new single, ‘Dead Weight‘ and the song’s video Nov. 11. It comes more than five months after the band premiered its take on Post Malone’s single, ‘Allergic.’

The musical arrangement featured in BRKN LOVE’s new single presents a decidedly garage/stoner rock style approach and sound. It is comparable to songs from the likes of Jet, Royal Blood, and Queens of the Stone Age.

Songwriter Justin Benlolo said of the song’s lyrical theme that it centers on the matter of people’s mental health.

“In a sense, the song is really about the dangers of your own mind and the places that it goes when you least expect it,” he said. “Sometimes it feels good to lean into the darkness and know that there is always a light at the end of the tunnel. That being said, we’vebeen dying to get this out and show the world what the next step of BRKN LOVE sounds like!”

The video for ‘Dead Weight’ finds the band performing its new single in an abandoned house. The contrast of the bright light coming into the house against the darkness inside the house is meant to help illustrate and translate the message that Benlolo discussed.

More information on BRKN LOVE’s new single and video is available along with all of the band’s latest news at:

Website: https://www.brknlove.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BRKNLOVEMUSIC

Twitter: https://twitter.com/BRKNLOVEMUSIC

Feral Vices Debuts New EP’s Lead Single, Companion Video

Posted on October 9, 2021 by philspicks

Independent rock band Feral Vices is giving audiences the first preview of its new record.

The band premiered its new single, ‘Mass Produce Your Revolution‘ and its video Thursday. The song and video are the first from the duo’s forthcoming EP, With Offerings. The EP is scheduled for release Dec. 3.

The musical arrangement featured in the song is a catchy, mid-tempo composition. The fuzz from the guitar and the thickness of the drums pairs with the vocals all work together to make the song comparable to works from the likes of Queens of the Stone Age, Royal Blood, and Jet.

The lyrical theme featured alongside the song’s musical arrangement is a sociopolitical statement that will resonate with audiences. That is thanks to its delivery and to the musical arrangement, which itself will keep listeners engaged and entertained.

Guitarist/vocalist Alexander Hoagland talked about the song’s lyrical theme in a prepared statement.

“The song is about how we give these massive platforms to people who really don’t actually know all that much of what they’re talking about,” said Hoagland. “It’s buzzwords in a nice package so we just consume it. The second part of the song is about how these ultra-rich business people or specifically celebrities are throwing their pocket change into something just for the press and getting even more money out of it than they put in and it all becomes this vicious cycle that we all participate in.”

The song’s video is a relatively simple artistic presentation. It features Hoagland and band mate, drummer Justin Cottner, in a studio setting, shot in black and white. various mix effects are used to show the duo performing together and in boxes that are presented throughout the video.

Hoagland talked about the video in the noted statement.

“The goal of the video was to really invoke the feeling of the rock and hardcore videos of the early 2000’s that were super influential for us and the director, James Wightman,” said Hoagland. “We wanted something that matched the frantic energy of the song and also had a visual aesthetic that was as eye catching as the song was sonically.”

More information on Feral Vices’ new single, video, and EP is available along with all of the band’s latest news at:

Website: https://www.feralvices.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FeralVices

Twitter: https://twitter.com/FeralVices

‘inFinite’ Will Live Infinitely As One Of Deep Purple’s Best Works

Posted on December 27, 2017 by philspicks

Courtesy: earMusic

Christmas has officially come and gone. So has Hanukkah. The presents have been opened and decorations likely have started being put away. Even despite that, Phil’s Picks still has some gifts of sorts for everyone out there in the form of some more year-ender lists. Considering that time is so tight, some of the lists, it turns out, might have to be ignored in favor of some others. One of the lists that definitely will not be ignored before the year lets out is that of the year’s top new rock records.

The titles included in this list are separate from the year’s top new hard rock and metal albums. Phil’s Picks has a list of those albums on the way. Before getting to that list though, the focus here will be on the year’s top new rock records. Topping the list of this year’s best new rock records from this critic is Deep Purple’s latest (and likely last) full-length studio recording InFinite. The album was just recently re-issued with the band’s latest live recording The inFinite Live Recordings Vol. 1 only months after the album’s original release. The record’s oftentimes blues-based rock arrangements show this band is at the top of its game, even as it seemingly winds down its life. The lyrical themes exhibited throughout the album are just as interesting as its musical arrangements. It is definitely a memorable recording that deserves every accolade.

Also on this critic’s list of the year’s top new rock albums is Foo Fighters’ latest effort Concrete and Gold. This record is more proof of the band’s willingness to try new things and grow on each album and the success that can and does come with that willingness to branch out, rather than churn out the same thing time and again. It’s just one more of the albums on the list this year. Also included in this year’s list are new albums from Scale The Summit, Prophets of Rage, John 5 & The Creatures and a number of others. As with every list from Phil’s Picks, this list features the Top 10 best new albums in its category plus five honorable mention titles for a total of 15 albums. Now with all of that having been said, presented here is Phil’s Picks 2017 Top 10 New Rock Albums.

PHIL’S PICKS 2017 TOP 10 NEW ROCK ALBUMS

Deep Purple — inFinite
Foo Fighters — Concrete & Gold
Prophets of Rage — Prophets of Rage
John 5 & The Creatures — Season of the Witch
Scale The Summit — In A World of Fear
KXM — Scatterbrain
Dishwalla — Juniper Road
Fozzy — Judas
Hell or Highwater — Vista
Gary Numan — Savage (Songs From A Broken World)
At The Wayside — The Breakdown and The Fall
Leprous — Malina
Royal Blood — How Did We Get So Dark?
Warrant — Louder, Faster, Harder
Horisont — About Time

That’s all for this list. It is not the last list, though. There are still lists for the year’s top new hard rock and metal albums, the year’s top new albums and select DVD/BD lists. As many lists as possible will be posted up from here on out, so stay tuned for all that and more.

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Royal Blood’s Sophomore LP Is A “Shining” New Effort

Posted on September 26, 2017 by philspicks

Courtesy: Warner Brothers Records

Late this past June, British rock duo Royal Blood releases its sophomore album How Did We Get So Dark to the world. The album’s title may not reference its overall content, but in listening through the record’s 10 song body, it seems fitting. That is because it is a direct contrast to how bright this record proves to be in the end thanks in part to its musical arrangements, which will be discussed shortly. The album’s lyrical content makes this record shine just as much as its musical arrangements. It will be discussed later. The album’s sequencing rounds out the most notable elements that make it such a bright new effort for the fledgling rock duo. Each element, by itself is critical to the album’s success. All things considered, they make How Did We Get So Dark a bright new effort from Royal Blood.

Royal Blood’s second full-length studio recording How Did We Get So Dark is anything but a dark new effort from the British rock duo. This 10-song record is a shining new collection of songs that listeners will agree offers plenty to appreciate beginning with its musical arrangements. The album’s arrangements are critical to the album’s success because of the growth that they exhibit from the pair’s self-titled debut. From start to finish, listeners get plenty of songs that stylistically sound very similar to that 2014 full-length record thanks to so many driving, blues-based, almost Clutch-esque compositions. At the same time, the band doesn’t stick to what it knows here. Case in point is the stylistic change audible late in the album’s run in ‘Don’t Tell.’ This slow, grinding song’s stoner-sludge rock styling is, while not stark, still a noticeable departure from the songs included in the band’s debut. It clearly shows the band growing and taking a new risk; a risk that works quite well. ‘Hole in your Heart’ is another obvious sign of Royal Blood’s musical growth in this record. That is evident in the juxtaposition of the song’s softer, keyboard-driven verses and its heavier choruses. This crossing (and the general sound of the song) is something that was hardly as present in the band’s debut. It makes this record all the more entertaining, too. If that is still not enough example of the growth evident in this album, ‘She’s Creeping’ shows that growth, too. Stylistically speaking, the song comes across in a slightly easy-going fashion without losing the sound that has made the band so beloved. It is just one more way in which the album shows the band’s willingness to take risks and grow. Keeping that in mind, the record’s musical arrangements do plenty to make this album entertaining. They are, collectively, just one part of what makes the record entertaining. The album’s lyrical content is just as important to its overall presentation as its musical arrangements.

Throughout the course of HDWGSD’s 34-minute run time, it offers listeners just as much to appreciate lyrically as it does musically. By and large, this record seems dominated lyrically by themes of relationships both good and bad. While that doesn’t seem like much to discuss, the different ways in which the subjects are approached in each song is what makes the album so lyrically interesting. ‘Don’t Tell’ is a prime example of how the variance in that familiar theme stands out. Vocalist Michael Kerr sings here, “Everybody saw you get your coat/And everybody heard your bad excuse for leaving/Say “I’m going out for a smoke”/No one has to know about our little secret/Meet you there in the dark/I won’t say anything/If you don’t.” This presents a little bit of a naughty vibe, and that vibe doesn’t end there. Kerr goes on to sing in the song’s second verse, “used to have a heart of gold/Now I’m staying up at night/Your dirty little dreamer/Always ready to reload/At your command/Wish I could keep you synchronized on demand/As we fantasize what they can’t know.” Whether or not the seeming double entendres included here were intended here, there’s no denying they seem to be there. This message of a naughty secret, combined with the song’s musical arrangement—which expertly catches the lyrics’ energy—makes the song even more engaging. It is just one of the songs that lyrically proves to be so interesting. The album’s opener/title track offers its own lyrical interest.

‘How Did We Get So Dark’ comes across as a song about a broken relationship through its lyrical content. But the catch is that it does not come across as one of those standard oh-woe-is-me style works that are far too prevalent in the music industry. Rather, it comes across in a more contemplative fashion as Kerr sings in the song’s lead verse, “I saw it coming/Like the shadow on the wall/You started running/When everything turned cold/How did I/Become a lookalike of someone you used to love/Someone you used to love?” He goes on to sing in the song’s chorus, “How did something so sweet tear us apart/On a sinking ship with a heavy heart/How did we get so dark?” Little doubt is left to mind about this song’s message. What’s really interesting here is how that theme rests alongside the song’s high-energy musical arrangement. The combination of the pair gives the song a sort of aha moment, especially as Kerr sings later in the song, “Nobody warned you/The tables would turn/I could have told you/Everything you’ve learned/Would burn to dust/Now there’s no one you can trust/Just someone you used to love/Someone you used to love.” This seems like someone who, instead of feeling sorry for himself or herself, is speaking almost sarcastically in retrospect about that broken relationship. It is a welcome turn for such a common lyrical theme and just one more way in which the album’s lyrical content proves to be so interesting. ‘Where Are You Now’ is one more example of what makes this record’s lyrical content stand out.

‘Where Are You Now’ comes across lyrically as yet another song about a broken relationship considering Kerr singing, “I’ve tasted every potion/They don’t taste like you/You’re a teardrop in an ocean/I’m still drinking though/And I still wonder where you are/And who you’re talking to/When I think about it I get blue.” The rest of the song is very similar, lyrically speaking. Once again, it sounds like a very certain style song, yet the energy in the song’s musical energy keeps it from being one of those songs. Considering this, it becomes clear why this song is yet another example of what makes the album’s lyrical content overall so important to its presentation. Lyrically, the record tackles some very familiar theme, but it does so in ways that don’t just repeat themselves from one to the next. When those themes are set alongside the album’s musical arrangements, that music gives the songs’ lyrical content a whole new meaning and feeling. Even with all of this in mind, the songs’ lyrical content is still not its last important element. The album’s sequencing rounds out its most important elements.

The sequencing of HDWGSD is so pivotal to the album’s presentation because of the thought and time that was put into this element. Thanks to that thought, the album keeps the album’s energy well-balanced throughout its run. It starts out with a solid driving energy in its first trio of songs before pulling back a little in ‘She’s Creeping.’ Even as the energy pulls back, the power in the song’s energy is not lost. The energy varies just as much over the course of the album’s next three songs with two more high-energy songs and another slower, but still strong, solid effort in ‘Don’t Tell.’ That same pattern is followed in the album’s final three group of songs, too, with the album’s closer being another strong effort, just not as fiery as its predecessors. Considering the stability and balance in the songs’ energies the album ensures even more here listeners’ engagement. When this is set alongside the interest of the album’s lyrical themes and musical arrangements, the whole of those elements makes this record a record that is anything that is dark. Rather, they prove it to be a shining new offering from Royal Blood.

Royal Blood’s second full-length studio recording How Did We Get So Dark is a bright, shining new offering from the band. That is proven through musical arrangements that at times show growth from vocalist/bassist Michael Kerr and drummer Ben Thatcher while also giving audiences some familiar sounds in others. The seemingly consistent lyrical themes that populate the record add to its interest, and its sequencing adds to that interest. Each element is important in its own way to the album’s whole. Collectively, they make How Did We Get So Dark a shining new effort from Royal Blood. It is available now in stores and online. More information on the album is available online now along with all of the band’s latest news and more at:

Website: http://www.royalbloodband.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/RoyalBloodUK

Twitter: http://twitter.com/royalblooduk

Royal Blood Returns To The Studio To Work On Sophomore Album

Posted on March 27, 2017 by philspicks

Royal Blood gave fans their first taste of its new album Monday.

The British duo unveiled a new teaser video showing the pair—Michael Kerr (bass/vocals) and Ben Thatcher (drums)—in the studio working on its new album. Audiences can see the teaser video online now via the band’s official YouTube Channel.

Courtesy: BBGun Press

The video features footage of Kerr and Thatcher at work as they record songs for the record. It also features footage of the guitar and drum setups used in the album’s recording as well as other little additions.

While audiences wait for the first full taste of Royal Blood’s album online, they will get to hear some of the act’s new songs this summer at Lollapalooza. The festival will be held Aug. 3 – 6 at Grant Park in Chicago, IL. Other currently scheduled dates are listed online via the band’s official website.

More information on those dates is available online now along with all of the band’s latest news and more at:

Website: http://www.royalbloodband.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/RoyalBloodUK

Twitter: http://twitter.com/royalblooduk

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Royal Blood Makes Another Big Chart Move

Posted on June 19, 2015 by philspicks

Courtesy: Warner Brothers Records

UK duo Royal Blood keeps climbing the charts.

Royal Blood’s self-titled debut album has reached the #5 spot on this week’s Billboard’s Top 200 Chart. The announcement was made this week. It comes a little more than a week after the pair’s June 9^th appearance on The Howard Stern Show. Following its appearance on Sterns Sirius XM Radio show last Tuesday, Royal Blood’s self-titled debut record scanned more than 21,000 copies, pushing it up to the #17 spot. Along with its appearance on The Howard Stern Show, Royal Blood also performed live at the annual Bonnaroo Music and Art Festival and the Governor’s Ball.

This latest announcement pushes Royal Blood’s numbers to more than 700,000 copies sold worldwide. It has also produced two hit singles—‘Little Monster’ and the Top 10 hit song ‘Figure It Out,’ which is the band’s latest single. Royal Blood is currently on tour in support of its album and is scheduled to perform next in Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands this Sunday, June 21^st. It is part of the European leg of the duo’s current tour. The European leg of the tour winds down July 4^th in Arras, France. From there, Royal Blood will return to the U.S. on July 6^th for an extensive tour that will take it through October 6^th. There are some festival shows scheduled in Japan and the U.K. along the way, too. Fans can check out Royal Blood’s latest tour schedule online now and keep up with its latest news at:

Website: http://royalbloodband.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/royalblooduk

Twitter: http://twitter.com/royalblooduk

Howard Stern Show To Feature Exclusive Royal Blood Concert Tonight, This Weekend

Posted on June 12, 2015 by philspicks

Photo Credit: Eliot Lee Hazel

Royal Blood fans will get a special treat courtesy of The Howard Stern Show tonight.

Royal Blood made its debut appearance on The Howard Stern Show earlier this week on Sirius XM Radio. While there, the duo held a special exclusive concert for audiences along with its interview with “The King of All Media.” Beginning tonight at 11pm EST, Sirius XM subscribers can hear that concert on Stern’s exclusive “Howard 101” channel. Fans that can’t tune in tonight will have plenty of opportunities to hear it as it is scheduled to repeat throughout the weekend. Following its appearance on Stern’s show earlier this week, the band’s self-titled debut shot up iTunes’ charts, rising to #7 on the iTunes Top Albums Chart and #4 on its Alternative Chart.

Royal Blood is currently at the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. Once it wraps up there, it will wrap the current U.S. leg of its tour in Atlanta, Georgia before heading overseas for the European leg of its tour. That leg begins next Friday, June 19^th in London, England. Fans can check out Royal Blood’s current tour schedule and keep up with its latest news online now at:

Website: http://royalbloodband.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/RoyalBloodUK

Twitter: http://twitter.com/royalblooduk

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The Now Debuts New Single, Video; Announces New Live Dates

Slaves To Humanity Debuts New Single, ‘Shake My Faith’

The Subways Debuts New Single, ‘You Kill My Cool,’ Companion Video; Announces New Live Dates

BRKN LOVE Debuts New Single, ‘Dead Weight,’ Companion Video

Feral Vices Debuts New EP’s Lead Single, Companion Video

‘inFinite’ Will Live Infinitely As One Of Deep Purple’s Best Works

Royal Blood’s Sophomore LP Is A “Shining” New Effort

Royal Blood Returns To The Studio To Work On Sophomore Album

Royal Blood Makes Another Big Chart Move

Howard Stern Show To Feature Exclusive Royal Blood Concert Tonight, This Weekend