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There is more than one band that goes by the name The Royal Highness.
1. The Royal Highness have written songs with Alain Johannes and Natasha Shneider (Queens of the stone Age, Millionaire, Desert Sessions, Eagles of Death Metal, Eleven, and many more), signed a worldwide publishing deal with EMI, toured the US and Europe, and have a US tour and a Europe tour in current preproduction… all in the first year.
The Royal Highness debuts with emotive and hard rocking album
“… - Aggressive music makes me happy. Happy music makes me aggressive”
The words are said by guitarist in The Royal Highness, Joff Nilsen. He’s a happy man, and the Norwegian musician has had reasons to be since he joined the hard rocking and sludgy Danes The Royal Highness, who elegantly mixes ingredients from the 70s rock, the 80s punk, the 90s metal, and something in between that. The band that as fast as lightening had signed a worldwide publishing deal with EMI, had a UK manager working for them, established a personal and work wise relation with international heavyweight, and toured intensively in Denmark and USA. And that’s without having released one song! With The Royal Highness it was the personality, the music and the talent that opened the doors to the audience and the music industry. After an intense few years in Denmark and USA, the quartet recorded the debut album, La Mancha, over the summer of 2006. It took them 2 years from the first show, to the first album, and that was very much a choice the band made. The groups founder and bassist, Thomas Broge-Starck, explains:
1. The Royal Highness have written songs with Alain Johannes and Natasha Shneider (Queens of the stone Age, Millionaire, Desert Sessions, Eagles of Death Metal, Eleven, and many more), signed a worldwide publishing deal with EMI, toured the US and Europe, and have a US tour and a Europe tour in current preproduction… all in the first year.
The Royal Highness debuts with emotive and hard rocking album
“… - Aggressive music makes me happy. Happy music makes me aggressive”
The words are said by guitarist in The Royal Highness, Joff Nilsen. He’s a happy man, and the Norwegian musician has had reasons to be since he joined the hard rocking and sludgy Danes The Royal Highness, who elegantly mixes ingredients from the 70s rock, the 80s punk, the 90s metal, and something in between that. The band that as fast as lightening had signed a worldwide publishing deal with EMI, had a UK manager working for them, established a personal and work wise relation with international heavyweight, and toured intensively in Denmark and USA. And that’s without having released one song! With The Royal Highness it was the personality, the music and the talent that opened the doors to the audience and the music industry. After an intense few years in Denmark and USA, the quartet recorded the debut album, La Mancha, over the summer of 2006. It took them 2 years from the first show, to the first album, and that was very much a choice the band made. The groups founder and bassist, Thomas Broge-Starck, explains:
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foo-fighter wrote:
to bad they decided to pull the plug on TRH... one of the best new rock bands..
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Yup, this rock'n roll!!!
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Best new band I've heard in a long time.
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