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Royal Blood’s Mike Kerr: “We wanted Typhoons to feel like a debut record” By Ellie Robinson published 27 May 21 For album #3, Royal Blood shed the limitations of a two-piece to deliver a hard-out epic of explosive punk, groove-laden soul and rip-roaring dance-rock
