Different Press teamed up with Palaye Royale for an unique vinyl and cassette of Amsterdamage, restricted to 250 and 50, respectively. Head to the AP Store to seize yours.
Palaye Royale have introduced their new album, Amsterdamage, out Jan. 22 by way of Sumerian Information.
Amsterdamage was written all through 2025 whereas on tour, earlier than finishing it in producer Chris Greatti’s LA studio. After dropping their mom in 2024, writing and recording Amsterdamage helped preserve the band collectively.
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“I feel if we didn’t have this album, we’d have all gone separate methods,” drummer Emerson Barrett says. “After dropping our mom, that is our phoenix rising from the ashes. Every considered one of us took our personal paths in coping with dying, and rejoined not solely as people, however with our companions, and as brothers. This artistic bond was the factor that stored us collectively.”
Lead single “Misplaced In Translation” was impressed by the mid-2000s Brit rock bands that soundtracked their teenage years. “We felt fairly nostalgic penning this one,” vocalist Remington Leith provides. “It took us again to the music we grew up on, which was a number of mid-2000s Brit rock bands. We needed one thing upbeat and one that may go loopy reside, however the lyrics characterize eager to make one thing work so dangerous, whether or not it’s a dream or a relationship, and it looks as if one thing is in the best way of it figuring out and making an attempt to push by means of at any value.”
They’ll go on an enormous worldwide tour subsequent yr in assist of the album, starting in Europe and the U.Okay. earlier than a North American run with assist from Magnificence College Dropout.
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