Flesh + Blood

Ah, Roxy Music, the band that defined glam rock in the 70s. With their newest album "Flesh and Blood," it's clear that they've still got that quintessential Roxy sound, but with a modern twist. Bryan Ferry's unmistakable croon still reigns supreme on tracks like "Same Old Scene" and "My Only Love," while the band's signature blend of rock, pop, and artistry shines through on every song. But it's not all old-school Roxy nostalgia here. "Over You" and "No Strange Delight" bring a fresh, contemporary edge to the album, showing that Roxy Music are more than capable of evolving with the times. The production on "Flesh and Blood" is crisp and polished, courtesy of legendary producer Rhett Davies, who brings a new sheen to the band's sound without losing their retro charm. Despite its more current sound, "Flesh and Blood" still feels like a Roxy Music album through and through. It's a testament to the band's enduring legacy and ability to stay relevant in a constantly changing music landscape. So, put on your glitter and platform boots, because Roxy Music are back with a vengeance on "Flesh and Blood." It may not be their most groundbreaking work, but it's a solid addition to their discography and a must-listen for any Roxy Music fan.