The material sees video creator Liam Lynch – who also stars in the final version – working with green screen technology while filming a number of scenes for the clip, the second one he oversaw for the UK band’s “Typhoons” album following one for “Boilermaker.”
“Liam Lynch created another belter of a video for us recently,” says the band, “the man is a magician.”
The duo of bassist/singer Mike Kerr and drummer Ben Thatcher produced most of their third album themselves, with some additional work handled by Paul Epworth and Queens Of The Stone Age frontman Josh Homme.
“Typhoons” earned Royal Blood their third straight UK No. 1, following similar success with their 2014 self-titled debut and 2017’s “How Did We Get So Dark?”
The band will return to live action next week with UK shows in Bristol on July 21 and Newcastle Upon Tyne on July 22 ahead of an appearance at Sheffield’s Tramlines 2021 event on July 24.
See also:
Royal Blood stream video for Typhoons track Oblivion
Royal Blood share orchestral version of All We Have Is Now
Royal Blood share Oblivion performance video
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