However, when the screen turns red the blood is invisible and viewers have to rack their brains to fill in the missing pieces. When the screen is blue, blood is clearly visible on the girl as well as the people and objects she comes into contact with. The video tells the tale of a young woman who is wanted by the police. His latest video, for British rock duo Royal Blood’s song Figure it Out, flips between two coloured filters to reveal two parts of the same story. If you prefer to experience your music live rather than on a screen Royal Blood will be here in our fair city Tuesday, July 22nd, at Brighton Music Hall for what is sure to be a kick ass show ( Tickets and info). Make the beginning of your week more bearable with some all out rock n’ roll.3D films are now all the rage in movie theatres, but director Ninian Doff of Pulse Films has put a retro spin on this by harking back to the days of blue and red cinema glasses. And speaking of bonkers … check out the video for “ Figure It Out.” Do yourself a favor and check out their website to catch some live footage and you’ll see and hear Royal Blood in their element…on a stage in front of people going bonkers. Kerr rips into his bass as though it were a six-string on fire and Thathcher hits the drums like a man possessed. Records and we have the first single, “Figure It Out”, to fill that head banging void in your soul. Speaking of which, their self-titled debut album will be released on August 25th via Warner Bros. All of this attention without a full-length album! The guys have opened for the Arctic Monkeys and Interpol across the pond, and have recently begun a headline tour of the US.
The UK duo released their debut EP, Out Of The Black, earlier in the year, and the four tracks made quite an impact. Punch of adrenaline straight to the heart Pulp Fiction style! That is how I would describe the head rattling sound that is Mike Kerr (vocals, bass) and Ben Thathcher (drums), otherwise known as Royal Blood.
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