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Palaye Royale - Biography
Palaye Royale, a “theatrically charged fashion-forward art rock” band from Los Angeles, California, is blowing up the scene with their 2016 full-length debut, Boom Boom Room (Side A). Formed in 2011, brothers Remington Leith (vocals), Sebastian Danzig (guitar, organs) and Emerson Barrett (drums) independently released two singles and a six-song EP before being signed to Sumerian Records in December of 2015.
Two years in the making, the album combines classic rock n' roll with the technology of the 21st century. “It’s a fast-paced dirty rock ‘n’ roll that makes you feel a certain way,” Leith says of the new album, and in an interview with Rogue Planet, Danzig adds that [Boom Boom Room] is about time. “We constructed the idea of this record two years ago. We just needed the funds to do so.”
Palaye Royale is quick to attribute much of their growing success to the Soldiers of their Royal Council, particularly after having achieved victory in MTV’s 2014 Musical March Madness in which they beat several notable bands (including a “shocking” (win over Linkin Park).
Finding their love of music at an early age, Sebastian Danzig says that the music will always be there, and the band hopes that their reordings will grow and develop from their youth to their last days.
You can catch Palaye Royale live as they rock the Full Sail Stage this summer on Vans Warped Tour.
Two years in the making, the album combines classic rock n' roll with the technology of the 21st century. “It’s a fast-paced dirty rock ‘n’ roll that makes you feel a certain way,” Leith says of the new album, and in an interview with Rogue Planet, Danzig adds that [Boom Boom Room] is about time. “We constructed the idea of this record two years ago. We just needed the funds to do so.”
Palaye Royale is quick to attribute much of their growing success to the Soldiers of their Royal Council, particularly after having achieved victory in MTV’s 2014 Musical March Madness in which they beat several notable bands (including a “shocking” (win over Linkin Park).
Finding their love of music at an early age, Sebastian Danzig says that the music will always be there, and the band hopes that their reordings will grow and develop from their youth to their last days.
You can catch Palaye Royale live as they rock the Full Sail Stage this summer on Vans Warped Tour.
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