The British Royal Blood they continue to advance their meteoric career. A sample of its remarkable repercussion has been its last performance at the MTV EMA Awards, held last weekend in Glasgow (Scotland), where it enchanted attendees and viewers from all over the world. The unstoppable rise of the Royal Blood began towards the end of 2013, when the British network BBC chose the 'power duo' as one of the most notable rock bands to watch out for in 2014.
Since then, the duo from Brighton (England) made up of two childhood friends, Mike Kerr (vocals and bass) and Ben Thatcher (drums)They have managed to capture the attention of international critics, including the prestigious specialist magazine NME, which considers them one of the most promising groups in British music in recent years. The great example of the duo's originality lies in the fact that their songs do not sound guitars, they produce a sound of great force, only with a bass, a drums and Kerr's voice.
After the release of three singles (Little Monster, Come On Over and Figure It Out) that have had the maximum support of the most important station in the United Kingdom (BBC Radio 1), Royal Blood released his first album (self-titled), which was published on August 26. Since then the British duo has garnered a great reception from specialized critics. The album plays a mix of heartbroken vocals and fierce bass and drums, a musical influence that stretches from Queens Of The Stone Age to Led Zeppelin. Royal Blood will be presented for the first time in Spain in Barcelona and Madrid on November 20 and 21.