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Royal Blood

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Royal Blood's minimalist approach a bass and drums duo continues to deliver powerful and infectious rock anthems. Their raw energy and captivating live performances remain a draw for audiences worldwide. The band's unique sound, driven by a heavily distorted bass, has influenced countless artists. Royal Bloods ability to create such a full and impactful sound with such a limited lineup is a testament to their musical ingenuity.

They consistently deliver high-quality music and electrifying shows.

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Who are the members of Royal Blood?

Royal Blood consists of just two members: Mike Kerr, who handles lead vocals and bass guitar, and Ben Thatcher, who plays the drums. The duo formed in Brighton, England, in 2011 and immediately gained attention for their massive, heavy wall of sound.

How does Royal Blood get their bass guitar to sound so heavy?

Mike Kerr achieves their signature aggressive sound by splitting his bass signal through multiple amplifiers and heavily relying on effect pedals like the Electro-Harmonix POG2 and Big Muff fuzz. This allows his bass guitar to simultaneously fill the low-end frequency and mimic the high-pitch tones of an electric guitar.

When did Royal Blood release their first album?

Royal Blood released their explosive self-titled debut album in 2014. The record was a massive commercial success, propelling them to immediate mainstream rock radio play with massive hits like 'Out of the Black' and 'Figure It Out'.

Did Royal Blood win a Brit Award?

Yes, following the massive success of their debut record, Royal Blood won the Brit Award for Best British Group in 2015. They famously performed their song 'Figure It Out' live at the awards ceremony alongside legendary rock band Foo Fighters.

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