Sleazy Town Rocks Your World with "Unfinished Business" Double Album (M&O Music)
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Alright, imagine this: you're in the middle of nowhere, dust swirling around, and there's this bar straight out of a Tarantino movie. It's the kind of place where you'd expect to see Lemmy pouring shots while the spirit of rock 'n' roll hangs thick in the air. Well, that's the vibe Sleazy Town brings with their latest epic, "Unfinished Business".
These Parisian rockers are all about delivering a sonic punch that hits you right in the gut. Led by the charismatic Andy Dean on vocals and the riff-master JJ Jaxx on guitar, Sleazy Town knows how to make you feel alive.
Their double album, dropped on April 26, 2024, is like a marathon of rock 'n' roll goodness. With a whopping 24 tracks clocking in at over 100 minutes, "Unfinished Business" is the kind of album you put on when you're ready to dive headfirst into the madness.
From the gritty charm of "Machine Gun Rodeo" to "Silent Whispering", each song is a reminder that rock 'n' roll isn't dead – it's just been waiting for Sleazy Town to bring it back to life.
And let me tell you, these guys don't mess around when it comes to production. Recorded, mixed, and mastered by a team of pros at Alias Studio, "Unfinished Business" sounds as crisp and powerful as a kick to the teeth. Plus, with artwork by Stan-W Decker and photos by Brian Downie, the whole package is a feast for the senses.
So, here's the deal: if you're looking for a soundtrack to your wildest nights, look no further than "Unfinished Business" by Sleazy Town. It's loud, it's proud, and it's exactly what you need to remind yourself that rock 'n' roll will never die.
A Hard Rock Extravaganza!
Sleazy Town has nailed it with "Unfinished Business." It's the kind of album that makes you want to grab a drink, crank up the volume, and let loose. I Love this album.
Sleazy Town is:
Andy Dean: lead and backing vocals
JJ Jaxx: lead, rhythm and acoustic guitars
Macabre: bass guitar
Julian: drums
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