Royal Trux

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American rock band musical duo rock band

Royal Trux is an American experimental rock duo known for their lo-fi, noise-infused sound and influential role in the 1990s indie and underground rock scenes.

Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form As subject As object
Royal Trux (1988 album) 0 2

Statements (55)

Predicate Object
instanceOf American rock band →
musical duo →
rock band →
activeYearsEndYear 2001 →
2019 →
activeYearsStartYear 1987 →
2015 →
associatedAct The Howling Hex →
surface form: Howling Hex

Pussy Galore →
RTX →
countryOfOrigin United States of America →
surface form: United States
formedIn 1987 →
genre experimental rock →
indie rock →
lo-fi →
noise rock →
hasCompilationAlbum Singles, Live, Unreleased →
hasMusicalArtistRole songwriter Neil Hagerty →
vocalist Jennifer Herrema →
hasPart The Howling Hex →
surface form: Howling Hex

RTX →
hasStudioAlbum Accelerator →
Cats and Dogs →
Pound for Pound →
Royal Trux self-linksurface differs →
surface form: Royal Trux (1988 album)

Sweet Sixteen →
Thank You →
Twin Infinitives →
Veterans of Disorder →
White Stuff →
hasWebsite https://royaltrux.bandcamp.com/ →
influenced indie rock →
underground rock →
language English →
member Jennifer Herrema →
Neil Hagerty →
movement 1990s indie rock scene →
underground rock scene →
notableWork Accelerator →
Cats and Dogs →
Pound for Pound →
Royal Trux self-linksurface differs →
surface form: Royal Trux (1988 album)

Singles, Live, Unreleased →
Sweet Sixteen →
Thank You →
Twin Infinitives →
Veterans of Disorder →
White Stuff →
origin Washington, D.C. →
recordLabel Domino Recording Company →
Drag City →
Hut Records →
Virgin Records →
style lo-fi production →
noise-infused sound →

Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

The Howling Hex → associatedAct → Royal Trux →
Drag City → hasArtist → Royal Trux →
Royal Trux → hasStudioAlbum → Royal Trux self-linksurface differs →
this entity surface form: Royal Trux (1988 album)
Royal Trux → notableWork → Royal Trux self-linksurface differs →
this entity surface form: Royal Trux (1988 album)