Typhoons Royal Blood
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Album-Release:
2021
HRA-Release:
30.04.2021
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- 1 Trouble’s Coming 03:48
- 2 Oblivion 02:41
- 3 Typhoons 03:56
- 4 Who Needs Friends 03:10
- 5 Million and One 04:18
- 6 Limbo 04:53
- 7 Either You Want It 03:00
- 8 Boilermaker 03:29
- 9 Mad Visions 03:09
- 10 Hold On 03:14
- 11 All We Have Is Now 02:33
Info for Typhoons
Royal Blood’s ‘Trouble’s Coming’ was an incendiary statement of intent that signalled that the duo are primed to be bigger than ever. That anticipation was magnified when they unveiled the follow-up single ‘Typhoons’. Again premiered as Annie Mac’s Hottest Record in the World and immediately playlisted at Radio 1, the track whipped up a whirlwind of critical acclaim plus high impact across the board.
Royal Blood’s relentless return continues as they today unveil the official video for ‘Typhoons’. Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher hit the rooftop of a carpark next to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park to deliver a potent performance of the track. As the track reverberates across the London skyline, Royal Blood cast a magnetic spell across the city resulting in hundreds of people sprinting to join them. As a storm erupts, the duo are surrounded: a typhoon looms large over them, its movements mirrored by the intense, spiralling reaction of the crowd below.
The video represents their first collaboration with Quentin Deronzier. Renowned for his visuals for Drake, Orelsan and Kanye West, the director puts a new slant on Royal Blood’s aesthetic, adding otherworldly cinematics and inner city style. It also feels like an apt stylistic successor to the ‘Trouble’s Coming’ video, which was directed by Dir. LX (Dave, Bugzy Malone, Kojo Funds
The two singles present an arresting introduction to Royal Blood’s third album ‘Typhoons’, which follows on April 30th. It represents a natural evolution in their sound, flavouring the raw attack that made their self-titled debut album so thrilling, visceral and original with rhythmic influences from Daft Punk, Justice, and Philippe Zdar of Cassius.
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