Trouble’s Coming

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In the space of just two albums,Royal Bloodhave ascended to become one of the world’s biggest and most vital rock bands. The Brighton duo have scored two UK #1 albums - their self-titled double-Platinum debut from 2014 and 2017’sHow Did We Get So Dark?– in the process selling 2 million albums worldwide. Their acclaim has included the BRIT Award forBest British Groupplus further accolades at the NME and Kerrang! Awards as well as a Mercury Prize nomination. What’s more, they’ve made a major international impact, hitting the Top 10 in a further seven territories and peaking at #2 on the US Alternative Album chart. Further US success has included three #1 hits at Rock Radio and four Top 20 hits at Alternative Radio.Pitchforkraved about their album debut and proclaimed, “This Brighton bass and drums duo have swiftly become the most universally deified emergent UK rock band in years.Royal Bloodare, for many Britons, not just The Only Band That Matters, but The Only Band, period.” All of which positions their upcoming third album, due next spring, to be one of 2021 most essential releases.Royal Bloodnow add to the anticipation for the record by sharing its first single“Trouble’s Coming.”If you think you know what to expect fromRoyal Blood, think again. Their patented, granite-heavy bass and drums attack is now flavored by fresh influences: Daft Punk, Justice and the late Phillipe Zdar (one- half of Cassius and producer for the likes of Sébastien Tellier and Hot Chip). As a result,“Trouble’s Coming”infusesRoyal Blood’sbombastic up-tempo energy with beats. “Trouble’s Coming”concisely tees up what to expect fromRoyal Blood’sthird album: a very organic infusion of their visceral hard rock sting with a disco-tinged rhythm that grooves rather than pummels and as the duo started work on the project, which they largely produced themselves at The Church and Sleeper Sounds in London, the song proved to be the turning point in the creative process.