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The duo’s fifth studio LP comes three years after their last album ‘Back To The Water Below‘ and is set to drop on November 13 via Warner Records. You can pre-order/pre-save it here.
According to a press release frontman Mike Kerr and drummer Ben Thatcher “entered the studio in 2025 with no deadline, no distractions and a simple ambition: to see what was possible with two people, 12 notes and infinite outcomes”.
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Of the album, the band said: “After putting the Royal Blood engine in neutral for a couple of years, we’ve been building up the revs and are playing faster and harder than ever with this album.
It comes, after the band teased new music in June and announced three intimate comeback shows in Margate, Southampton and Guildford for later this month. Find any remaining tickets here.
Back in 2024, the Royal Blood celebrated the 10th anniversary of their self-titled debut album, telling NME at the time that “it’s still a record that we live and breathe.”.
Reflecting on the album and their career, the band said their debut saw them go from being “independent lone rangers trying to find ourselves shows” playing cosy pub gigs, to winning BRIT and NME Awards and playing huge stages at Glastonbury and Reading & Leeds in 18 months.
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Remembering the release of their debut, the band’s Mike Kerr told NME: “At the time that record came out, it was a bit of a whirlwind. I don’t think we would truly take stock of what was happening.
Hindsight is a great thing, because you look back and realise how wild it was. For people to build long lasting relationships with things, you need time on your side.
The band’s last album, ‘Back To The Water Below’ was released in 2023.
In a four star review of this, NME said the album “feels like a return for Royal Blood. Honouring their gut, as Kerr said they did in the studio, has manifested fertile results for their band.
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