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LOS ANGELES, CA-
“…As the night unfurled its sonic tapestry at the Redwood Bar, anticipation crescendoed for the final act — Villain Royale. The air, still buzzing with the echoes of the previous bands’ riffs and howls, was well lubricated. The scene was set; I was ready for Villain Royale.
This wasn’t just another gig; it was a resurrection of sorts for Guy, whose presence on stage I had long missed since the days of Friendly Bear. Villain Royale, a band that crafts a visceral blend of music, seems to be at the precipice of a thrilling journey, armed with their latest opus, “Hellow Skeleton.” The album, a mosaic of audacious melodies and a trenchant rhythm section, plunges deep into the marrow of alternative/garage rock.
Eric and Yanni, who had previously set the stage alight with COVIN, seamlessly transitioned into their roles in Villain Royale. The synergy was palpable as they infused the performance with a double dose of dynamism, the basslines and drum beats melding into a formidable backbone for Guy’s charismatic lead.
Guy JediDiah, grizzled beard and all, was more than just a vocalist; he was a maestro of ceremonies, channeling the spirits of rock. His voice, a blend of gravel and silk, narrated tales of shadow and bone, while his silhouette, bathed in the dim stage lights.
In the glow of the Redwood’s stage, Villain Royale reminded me that rock ‘n’ roll isn’t just about the music; it’s about the experience — the raw, unfiltered connection between artist and audience, the electric charge of live performance, and the shared moment when the outside world falls away, leaving only the beat, the melody, and the night. And seeing your friends rock a stage, unapologetic and louder than ever…”
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