There is not a lot of nuance to this band. Direct and in your face old school Roc and Roll straddling the fence between old school Quiet Riot and AC/DC.
Category: Sleaze/Glam
Video of the Day: Crazy Lixx – Silent Thunder
The new album comes out soon. In the meantime, here is the latest video from the band that time forgot.
Video of the Day: Neon Animals – Vive Le Rock
Glam Rock U.K. band Neon Animals have released a video in support of their 2018 E.P. Gods Own Bastards.
Sunset Strip Song of the Day: Sandness – Tyger Bite
“Tyger Byte” is the latest song and video from Italian power trio Sandness. There is little nuance in the look of this band or the songs that they play but that is sort of the point. If there is a genre called NWOHB (New Wave of Hair Bands) these guys would be among the torchbearers.
Video of the Day: L.A. Guns – The Devil You Know
It probably is best if you avoid wrapping your ears around the many incarnations of L.A. Guns that are rocking and rolling around the stratosphere. Just sit back and enjoy.
Rock is the New Roll: Thundermother – It’s Just a Tease
Sure Swedish Sleaze Rock band Thundermother could have packed it in when 3/4 of the band left in 2017, but lead singer Clare Cunningham would have none it. The band is back with a vengeance.
Rock is the New Roll: Crazy Lixx – Break Out
One of the torch bearers for the new wave of Swedish Sleaze. Crazy Lixx is right out of a Sunset Strip time capsule.
Rock is the New Roll: Burning Rain – Face The Music
Formed by Whitesnake guitar player Doug Aldrich, L.A. Rock and roll band Burning Rain has been on the sidelines for a bit given various band members touring schedules. But, lucky for us, there is a new album in the works coming very soon.
Video of the Day: John Diva and the Rockets of Love – Blinded
John Diva, our favorite rocker, is back and ready to scorch the earth with his latest video.
Video of the Day: Bang Tango – Someone Like You
While they never hit the big time these guys were a bit harder edged than Motley Crue, not quite as cool as Guns ‘N’ Roses, they certainly could blow Poison off the stage in the Sunset Strip era. Maybe they were just a bit ahead of their time.
