'Palaye Royale' Release New Single With Eerie Music Video




Canadian punk rock band, Palaye Royale has just officially released the first song off of their upcoming album. Titled 'F**king With My Head,' the new track dives into the minds of the bandmates and brothers, Remington Leith, Emerson Barrett, and Sabastian Danzig.

Barrett had previously hinted towards the release of the track on his social media. Along with "F**king With My Head" he also announced that a second track, 'Nervous Breakdown,' will be released sometime within the next two weeks.

These two songs will kick off the next era of the band. Their last album, 'Boom Boom Room,' was divided into two sides, with side B coming out in late September 2018. Both 'albums' were perceived very highly by fans, leaving them anxiously awaiting more.

Along with the release of the track, they also put out a new music video. Without spoiling its content, the video's concept allows fans to have a look inside the minds of the three-piece band. It's pretty safe to say that Palaye Royale is almost guaranteed to have another successful album. We are ready for the band to take us on a ride as the new era begins!

Watch the music video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LwpcfuvhlM


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