Royal Blood
Royal Blood by The gingerbread man April 16, 2018
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Royal Blood
A mainstream "hard rock" duo consisting of an indie vocalist/bassist that sounds like an pop singer and a decent drummer. Instrumentally a good band, but vocals and mainstream fans would put proper rock fans off listening to them.
Critic: "Vocalist makes the band shit and mainstream fans start to become obsessed by them. He has a very light voice that is associated with pop music and doesn't fit in to the background instrumentals. Due to popular obsession, they have potential to be big."
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Royal Blood by SweatyShinpads May 16, 2014
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Royal Blood
"Royal Blood" an archaic reference to the Illegitimate or Unwanted children of the British "upper classes".
Royal Blood by Huey Tank December 1, 2014
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