Roxy Music

The soft, dreamlike scope of Roxy Music's 1982 release Avalon was a far cry from the stark abrasiveness of the band's Seventies albums. But with it...

Roxy’s fourth studio album in just over two years continued the band’s mission to provoke, delight and entertain in equal measure. From its co...

Flesh and Blood marks the point where we see the sonic sharp turns and hard angles gradually giving way to the deep atmospherics and seductive text...

1973's For Your Pleasure is the second and final album Roxy music performed with Brian Eno, who left the British band over what seemed to be creati...

Roxy Music’s 1972 debut album was an instant classic, heralding in an extraordinary manifesto which pulled in influences as diverse as pop-art, vin...

The poised, confident Stranded remains the favourite for many fans of the band’s earlier works and it’s not difficult to see why. From the hur...

Glamorous, prolific and hugely influential Roxy Music has exceeded the sum of its considerable parts, defying definition, leaving a lasting impress...