Then comes the second single, “Typhoons,” and its whirling chorus mixed with a raw, visceral riff. For this track, we get both Jodie Scantlebury and Bobbie Gordon on back vocals.

Hence, that’s the case with “Oblivion,” a danceable song that would have me jumping in front of the stage if it wasn’t for the COVID-19 pandemic. Each new track sends me to unexpected rhythmic atmospheres. I predict them to go even further and look forward to what their next album will have in store as if you shut your eyes and just listen to their music you would not believe that Royal Blood only consisted of two people as they sound like a four piece rock band.For bass lovers, like yours truly, Royal Blood is a lucky charm. Kerr and Thatcher have had a promising start to their music careers that has continued despite a 3 year gap between albums. Also producing a brilliant laser show to compliment the songs and keep the audience engaged. However, the duo managed to keep the crowd rocking all night through belting out hits such as Little Monster and Lights Out. They say that Alexandra Palace can be daunting for many artists, particularly for those so early in their career. Also in another first, this album saw the guys incorporate piano into their music with track Hole in Your Heart.

Having only released their second album How Did We Get So Dark?, earlier in the year (which ended up beating Lorde’s Melodrama to the No.1 in the UK) and performing at some of their biggest venues to date. He openly admitted that the duo made up of himself and drummer Ben Thatcher was not used to performing so many big indoor venues in one go, as they started their 3 night run in London. “London how the devil are you?” Royal Blood frontman Mike Kerr asked the 10,000 strong Alexandra Palace crowd on Monday night.

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