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Royal Trux is the eponymously titled debut studio album by noise rock band Royal Trux. It was released in 1988 as an LP on Royal Records, then reissued in 1993 as a CD on Drag City. All tracks written by Neil Hagerty and Jennifer Herrema. Neil Hagerty – vocals, guitar, percussion, production. Jennifer Herrema – vocals, organ, percussion, production.

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Released: January 18, 2000.

Royal Trux have signed with Fat Possum, which will reissue the band’s digital catalog; eventually, the label will take over the band’s physical catalog, according to a representative. The 10 reissues-which span from their 1988 self-titled debut through 2000’s Pound for Pound-are set to come out this March, April, and May. In addition, beginning this summer, Royal Trux will start recording a new album for Fat Possum, according to a press release. It would mark their first studio LP since 2000

The album is White Stuff, the first new Royal Trux studio album since the pair reformed in 2015, which I’m duty bound to point out sounds pretty good: a fittingly wild, strange, angular follow-up to 2000’s Pound for Pound. Fat Possum, meanwhile, is the label that recently signed the duo and which is now, perhaps understandably, engaged in what Hagerty claims is a desperate attempt to try to salvage the band’s reunion, of which this interview forms part. He says all this in a tone of amused resignation rather than anger, though he does spend most of our interview lambasting his band’s new album ( She lied and said I approved it and I’ve not even heard it ), his former partner ( She can’t fucking write songs ), the other musicians drafted in ( It was supposed to.

Royal Trux's eponymous debut album is a virtually unlistenable collage of primitive guitar chords, clattering production, howled vocals, and sheer white noise. Occasionally, the music showed signs of actual song structure, as well as shards of Stonesy blues, but it generally sounded like an abrasive, self-conscious deconstruction of classic rock. Either that, or the bandmembers simply didn't have a clue how to play their instruments.