Royal Blood’s fifth studio album brings Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher back together for a compact, self-produced release.
Royal Blood have released Dead Company, their fifth studio album, through Warner Records. The band’s current official store and Apple Music both list November 6 as the release date.
The record contains 10 songs and runs for 32 minutes. It follows 2023’s Back To The Water Below and the touring that accompanied that album.
Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher remain the duo at the centre of the project. Apple Music’s editorial notes describe a period away after the previous touring cycle before the pair returned to make the new material.
“Ten Over Ten” introduced the record and has an official music video. The clip gives listeners a direct preview of this era before they move into the full album.
Dead Company is self-produced, keeping the recording decisions with the two musicians. The tracklist also includes “Nowhere All Along” and “Tapping Out,” alongside the title song.
The official shop offers the album on vinyl, while the complete sequence is available digitally. Its arrival moves the band beyond the advance-single stage, with all 10 tracks now available to hear in order.
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