Royal Blood Release Orchestral Version Of ‘Limbo’

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Following the release of their chart-topping third album ‘Typhoons’, Brighton duo Royal Blood have teamed up with Amazon to release a new orchestral version of ‘Limbo’ from the new album.

The new version of the song was recorded at Abbey Road Studios and features a 16 piece string orchestra.

Speaking about the song, the group said “It was an incredible experience recording this song for Amazon Original. To play with an orchestra of amazing musicians felt like real life magic, and to do it in Abbey Road Studio 2 – we couldn’t have asked for anything better.”

Amazon Music customers can find the orchestral version of ‘Limbo’ on the ‘Rock Scene’ playlist, or by simply saying “Alexa, play the Amazon Original by Royal Blood” on an Alexa-enabled device. Check it out below.

Check out the original version of ‘Limbo’ here:

Talking about ‘Limbo’ upon it’s original release, the band comments “It is without a doubt the most ambitious and wildest we have allowed ourselves to be and we can’t wait to invite you this far down the rabbit hole with us.”

The band is set to go on tour next year, remaining tickets are available now from here (Affiliate Link). Check out the dates below:

MARCH 2022
25th – Bournemouth – International Centre
26th – Birmingham – Utilita Arena
27th – Cardiff – Motorpoint Arena
29th – Nottingham – Motorpoint Arena
30th – London – The O2
APRIL 2022
1st – Leeds – First Direct Arena
2nd – Manchester – AO Arena
3rd – Glasgow – SSE Hydro

The band’s latest album ‘Typhoons’ shot to the No 1 spot in the UK, check out our review of it here.

Here’s ‘Typhoons’ tracklist:

1. ‘Trouble’s Coming’
2. ‘Oblivion’
3. ‘Typhoons’
4. ‘Who Needs Friends’
5. ‘Million & One’
6. ‘Limbo’
7. ‘Either You Want It’
8. ‘Boilermaker’
9. ‘Mad Visions’
10. ‘Hold On’
11. ‘All We Have Is Now’

This isn’t the first time Amazon have teamed up for Orchestral version with bands, previously they’ve worked with Biffy Clyro on ‘Space’, You Me At Six on ‘Glasgow’, and Architects on ‘Animals’.