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SLEAZY ROXXX – Topless Suicide (Album Review)
Aside from blatantly stating it with their name, the album art is perfectly sleazy as well. Consequently, you’ll find exactly what you expect contained inside.
Topless Suicide rips off the starting line with “Let’s Roll”. The song should get the foot tapping quickly and Weston‘s gravelly, sleazy vocals are a great fit. Unfortunately the track clocks in at under three minutes, short and sweet I suppose. Check the recently unveiled video for “Let’s Roll” below and they have more available on YouTube as well. From there we charge into “Catch the World” which tops the lead song in my books. We find 9 other compositions contained in Topless Suicide and the whole collection plays well all around. Titles such as “Nymphomaniac” and “Dirty Sanchez” (an absolutely thundering track) further drive home the sleaze elements as I’m sure you can figure out the lyrical contents there. Other songs such as “Crystal” or “Galaxy Rider” showcase the more mature writing talents that Sleazy RoXxX posses.
Conclusions
This is glam rock at its best. I love that albums of this genre and character are still being released today. I, however, can’t help but feel sorry for Sleazy RoXxX that they were not around during the peak of the Sunset Strip as they surely would have achieved fame and fortune in those days.
BUY: Topless Suicide
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