Category: Glam|Sleaze

Glam rock (also known as glitter rock) is a style of rock and pop music that developed in the United Kingdom in the early 1970s, which was performed by singers and musicians who wore outrageous clothes, makeup and hairstyles, particularly platform-soled boots and glitter. The flamboyant costumes and visual styles of glam performers were often camp or androgynous, and have been connected with new views of gender roles.

Crusher – In Heat (2013)

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Crusher is the name of a young band from Switzerland. Their hard rock sounds like the good old 80?s. They toured around Europe with LA Guns (U.S.) and played many concerts in Their country home with well-known acts: such as Keel (U.S.) or Crazy Lixx (SWE). Their live performance is raw, fast and powerful. They released Their first big album «In Heat» in June 2013.

Roxin’ Palace – Roxin’ Palace (2013)

Front_2Roxin’ Palace is a new Sleaze Rock/Metal band, founded in 2011 by Alex Corona, guitar player of Revoltons, and Elvis “El Chino” Ortolan, ex-Elvenking drummer.
At the rhythm guitar Alex recruited his friend Emanuele Della Schiava. Later they completed their blowing rhythm section with the bass player Enos Zuliani, who had many years of experience mainly in hard rock cover bands, and the young singer Axel Lessio, completing the line-up in March, 2012.

Jimmy Golding – Simple Things Are Golden 2014

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Brit pop-rock, new wave glam swagger Simple Things are Golden is an alt-pop retro-modern album from London born, LA based, Jimmy Golding, taking you on a trip to the 60/70’s and back, collecting the best of Bowie, Blur, U2, and Radiohead along the way.

King Lizard – Viva La Decadence 2010

I’ve been listening to King Lizard‘s debut album for a couple weeks now and it just seems to get better with every spin while begging to be cranked at high volume. Forming eight years ago, London’s King Lizard have had ample amounts of time to create this sleaze metal masterpiece — and recruiting producers Andy Brook and the infamous Chris Tsangarides add just enough professionalism to this dirty and sordid album.