Royal Blood Go Ten Over Ten

2026-08-17 by John Marinakis CONTRIBUTOR | 4 Comments
Royal Blood have announced that their fifth studio album, “Dead Company,” will be released on November 13.

The record follows 2023’s “Back to the Water Below.” Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher have revealed that it features some of the fastest and heaviest playing of their career, adding that they are eager to perform the new material live over the coming years.

The announcement is accompanied by the album’s first single, “Ten Over Ten,” along with a performance video featuring the Brighton duo.

“Dead Company” is available to pre-order through Royal Blood’s official website, while “Ten Over Ten” can now be streamed digitally.




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rockandmetaljunkie
Contributing Reviewer
August 17th 2026
10237 Comments


Never jammed these guys beyond their decent debut, and, honestly, never understood what was the fuss about...

JoyfulPlatypus
Staff Reviewer
August 17th 2026
1904 Comments


They're very hit or miss and unfortunately miss more often than not. But I like this song; curious to hear the rest of the album. They seem like the kind of band that's probably better live (judging from the videos I've seen at least).

Aerisavion
August 18th 2026
4049 Comments


Riff is ok, song is bland.

pourradass
August 18th 2026
1275 Comments


always felt like a right place right time kind of band. Have to confess I never paid much attention but also nothing to get me interested



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