Royden
Royden
Genres: post-hardcore, alternative rock, emo, pop, sxsw 2006
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About Royden
Royden was an experimental post-hardcore/alternative rock band from Wharton/Rockaway, New Jersey, United States. The band released their album In The House Of Attics in 2007 on Hopeless Records, and before that their EP Best Friends Our Worst Enemies in 2004 on Genco Records. Their EP was re-released on Hopeless Records in 2006. The eternal rock and roll struggle is nothing new to Royden. After numerous lineup changes during their formation in 2005, Royden now stands proudly with a powerful, skilled lineup of musicians who wield instruments as sonic weaponry. They are set apart not only by their skill, but mainly by their willingness to experiment openly with the seemingly tired rock/pop genre. Royden couples jagged guitar lines with odd time signatures, post-punk basslines, and operatic, classic-rock inspired vocals. And then there’s the lyrics- dirges about celestial bodies intertwined in a dramatic romance, dance music with a backdrop of an infirmary, fast-paced power-pop about robot attacks, and a heaping portion of crushing rock and roll serving to illustrate the apocalyptic subject matter. Members: Treebo Pultz - Vocals Justin Sherwood - Guitar Tim Brummer - Guitar Kerry Trusewicz - Bass Nick Pultz - Drums Former members: Frank Rosania - Guitar myspace.com/royden roydenstork.com 2003-2008, reformed in 2020 as Royden Stork.
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