Category: Glam|Sleaze

Category: Hard Rock
Year: 2014
Label: Hair Force One Music

Tracks
1. Stay
2. Saturday (Zaturday) Night
3. The Sounds She Makes
4. Bare in the Woods

Iamza Faulker Bass
Rod Gozinya Drums
Kraven Mohrhead Guitar
Hugh Jorgan Keyboards
Kousin Robeeo Vocals
Dick Fitzwell Guitar

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Category: Sleaze Glam
Year: 2005
Label: Independent

Tracks
1. Twisted Metal
2. Cry No More
3. Teaser
4. Pretty Stranger
5. I Can’t Forget You
6. Heart Breakin’ Beat
7. Insane
8. Rockin’ And Rollin’
9. I Feel Love
10. Hot ‘N’ Wet

Alexander Zwerski bass, bcaking vocals
Mikky Lovejoy vocals
Damien Thorn guitars
Alex Tito drums, backing vocals, piano

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Released: 1995-1999
Country: USA
Genre : Hard Rock, Glam Rock

1995 – BEG, BORROW AND STEAL
01 – Get in the game
02 – Love .45
03 – Lock up your daughters
04 – Shake the faith
05 – Pass around Sally
06 – Victim (no more)
07 – I hate you
08 – Don’t know what your missin’
09 – So many girls (so little time)
10 – Chew me up

1999 – SCREAMING AT DEAF EAR
01 – Kids are here
02 – A lonely prayer for the dying
03 – Charity
04 – December
05 – Goodbye
06 – Overrated
07 – Need to know
08 – Devil on the door
09 – Shoulda known better
10 – S

Grim came alive in May 2008, Alex (guitar and vocals), Rob (bass) and Mark (drums) were longtime friends, and after a meeting they decided to work together on the Grim project.

1.Burn
2.Every Snake Has Its Poison
3.Raven’s Inn
4.In the Shadow of a Cypress
5.Shut the F*ck Up
6.I Zombie
7.At Dinner With the Vampire
8.Ghoul Like You
9.Dead Man’s Hand Blues
10.Sweetest Nightmare

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Country: USA
Genre: Hard Rock
Year: 2016

1 Too Fast for Love – Mötley Crüe
2 Shout at the Devil – Mötley Crüe
3 Looks That Kill – Mötley Crüe
4 Too Young to Fall In Love – Mötley Crüe
5 Smokin’ In The Boys Room – Mötley Crüe
6 Home Sweet Home – Mötley Crüe
7 Wild Side – Mötley Crüe
8 Girls, Girls, Girls – Mötley Crüe
9 Dr. Feelgood – Mötley Crüe
10 Kickstart My Heart – Mötley Crüe
11 Same Ol’ Situation (S.O.S) – Mötley Crüe
12 Don’t Go Away Mad (Just

Guns N’ Roses, which once featured three of the original L.A. Guns members, was the most prominent exponent of this subgenre, generally preferring an anti-social image to elaborate make-up and costumes.

1 Face Down
2 Sex Action
3 One More Reason
4 Kiss My Love Goodbye
5 Bitch Is Back
6 Time
7 Long Time Dead
8 Over The Edge
9 Never Enough
10 Nothing Better To Do
11 Electric Gypsy
12 The Ballad Of Jane
13 Rip And Tear

L.A. Guns is an American rock band whose music is frequently associated with the L.A. glam metal scene which grew up around the Sunset Strip in the 1980s, in particular the sleaze rock subgenre.

1 Slap In The Face
2 Sex Action
3 Ritual
4 Electric Gypsy ’99
5 The Ballad Of Jayne
6 Nothing Better To Do
7 Over The Edge
8 One More Reason
9 Time
10 Long Time Dead
11 Never Enough
12 Face Down
13 Bitch Is Back
14 My Michelle
15 Kiss My Love Goodbye
16 Letting Go

Country: Sweden
Genre: Hard Rock / Classic Rock / Glam Metal
Year: 2015

Albums:
CD1: Europe
CD2: Wings Of Tomorrow
CD3: The Final Countdown
CD4: Out Of This World
CD5: Prisoners In Paradise

1 2 3 4

Johan “Joe” Vegna, who produced the upcoming EP, sniffed out the band via Soundcloud and got hooked by the simple, dirty but melodic songs. Punk attitude with a raw rock tone. “Dirt rock” as the band themselves likes to call it.

01. Burn
02. Feeling Good
03. The Girl With The Neck Tattoo
04. Knock Knock Idiot
05. Piece Of Shit

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Genre: Glam Rock, Hard Rock
Country artist (group): Netherlands
Year: 1975

01. Father John — 3:27
02. Lucifera — 4:07
03. Suicide Without Fear — 9:28
04. Queen Jacula — 3:06
05. Fun With Me — 2:17
06. I Feel Free — 1:55
07. No Later At All — 2:01
08. Crazy Again — 2:23
09. Lemming On The Run — 2:53
10. Bangon — 3:51

Wally Slot — vocals, percussion
Martin van Wijk — guitar, vocals
Tinny Durrell — bass, vocals
Tony Gloudie — drums

1989’s We May Not Be American But We Still **ck is the debut (and only) release from European sleaze rockers B!tch’s Brue. This is your basic sleazy hair metal album with a raspy female vocalist. Think Smashed Gladys, only sloppier, with a Pretty Boy Floyd image. In fact, it’s pretty obvious the band spent more time worrying about that image than they did learning to play instruments or writing halfway decent songs. This is amateur sleaze rock all the way.