It’s been over a decade since brothers Sebastian Danzig, Remington Leith, and Emerson Barrett began their journey as Palaye Royale. Now, for our Spring 2024 Issue, the trio of brothers are both looking back and opening up about their busy upcoming year and the follow-up to last year’s Sextape EP.
In a conversation with Steven Loftin, the band get candid about their decadence-chasing decade, the “organized chaos” of their new album, which they’ve been sitting on for a year, and learning to become brothers again in the face of mortality.
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“I love our band because it’s fuckin’ sloppy — it’s a beautiful mess, but this is the first time it’s an organized mess,” Leith shares. “I can’t wait to launch it into the world in 2024. It’s going to be our best fucking album yet — obviously!”
Preorder your copy today. The Spring 2024 Issue also comes with three alternate collectible covers — including Liam Gallagher and John Squire, Kevin Abstract, and the Marías — as well as stories on Laura Jane Grace, Mannequin Pussy, Vegyn, and more.
Photography by Paris Mumpower
Styling by Tabitha Sanchez
Makeup by Kendell Cotta
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