Perhaps the quintessential art rock band, Roxy Music transitioned from hard-edged glam to supple seduction as their career progressed in the '70s.
Like Bowie, Roxy Music delivered art-rock with a heavy dose of irony, a scarce commodity in the mid-'70s. Bryan Ferry's lounge-lizard persona meshed with Brian Eno's pioneering electronics and Phil Manzanera's highly textured guitar work to create a decadent but humorous sound that influenced many '80s new wave bands on both sides of the Atlantic, from the Cars to Duran Duran.
Eagle Records
2003
Pilot / Pilot
2001
NMC
2000











































































