With soaring choirs and strings and an alt rock punch to the gut, He's Better Now encapsulates the essence of Royal Fools in their pure unadulterated form. A groveling attempt at having your shit together and the plea to be seen as okay.

He's Better Now (demo)

Hold Back is a daring combination of synth, electric guitar, and choir, to make a wholly unique and soul-crushing soundscape for raging vocals to scream over. 

Hold Back (demo)

Plastic Faith is a grueling self-reflection at the person I am turning into. A look forward is a look back, a constant loop of inevitability that is as exhausting and personal as it is integuing and impersonal.

Plastic Faith (demo)

Bloody Pavement is an apology, a constant, never-ending, self-pitying apology that is just weird enough to keep you on your toes.

Bloody Pavement (demo)

I am weak, and I am weird. I am moody and dark and desperate and prying and it's not pretty.

Young Blood (demo)

To brothers who fight less than they used to and to making it out together. Blood runs clean is a gross and dark song designed to invoke guilt.

Blood Runs Clean (demo)

A Traveler's Conversation with God is a queer plead with God. Why would you make me this way then call it a sin. Is Earth not Hell if I was already damned once?

A Traveler's Conversation with God (demo)

Self-pitying, brooding, and drowning, Thaw is a weak-point in our hearts. It's not flashy or exciting it is dark and indulgent. 

Thaw (demo)

She takes a lot but she can always take a little more. For kids from a cow town to scream along to while waiting on a girl who never plans on coming home.

A Little More (demo)

Fleeting and emotional, Heavensent delivers the punch to the stomach of love turned rotted.

Heavensent (demo)

Combining gritty East Coast candor, from growing up around Boston, with rowdy West Coast bravado from attending college in Los Angeles, identical twin brothers Royal Fools blend intricate instrumentation with raspy vocals to bring new england pop-rock to the LA music scene.