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Across a series of increasingly bold records, the band have laid out their grand rock & roll vision inspired by everyone from The Libertines to The Rolling Stones, by way of My Chemical Romance. Those first four records were driven by a desire to prove just how much the band could actually do, nailing everything from epic heartbreak to snarling vengeance. 2020’s genre-hopping The Bastards showcases a band out to take on the world while 2022’s Fever Dream takes rebellious punk rock and twists it around orchestral beauty. By contrast, new album Death Of Glory has absolutely nothing to prove. 

Inspired by years of chaotic, communal gigs, album five sees Palaye Royale comfortable in their own skin. “We’ve learned that writing radio hits or soundtracking viral moments on social media is great, but we don’t need to chase those things. We’ve got this dedicated fanbase, and that’s the most important thing,” says Remington. “Death Or Glory is definitely our most confident record.” 

Palaye Royale consists of brothers Remington Leith (vocals), Sebastian Danzig (guitar), and Emerson Barrett (drums). The creation of "Death or Glory" was a cathartic return to their roots, combining their deep musical knowledge with an innovative approach. The album's tracks were developed during a period of introspection, drawing from their extensive experience and growth as artists. Each song on the album is meticulously crafted, showcasing the band's profound connection to their music and their fans, lovingly dubbed the Soldiers of the Royal Council.