Roxy Music: (Eyeliner Rebels)

Music Feature Source: ad‑hoc‑news.de Type: Cultural / Music Feature Country: Germany Date of Publication: 18 April 2026 Focus: Streaming resurgence & youth‑culture rediscovery Headline Summary A new feature from ad‑hoc‑news.de examines why Roxy Music’s glam‑rock aesthetic and catalogue are resonating so strongly with North American listeners in 2026, especially among 18–29‑year‑olds discovering the band through streaming platforms and social‑media virality. “Roxy Music’s slee

Issued as a Record Store Day 2026 50th Anniversary Special Edition, this new pressing of Viva! Roxy Music celebrates half a century of the band’s groundbreaking live legacy. Pressed on gold vinyl and cut from the original ¼" master reels, the album returns in enhanced clarity while preserving the raw glamour and avant‑rock energy that defined Roxy Music’s stage presence. Originally released in 1976, Viva! compiled live recordings from 1973–1975, capturing the band at their mo

Roxy Music’s catalogue has been gradually entering the immersive‑audio era, and Flesh + Blood is one of the albums that benefits most from the format. Its sleek production, layered arrangements, and rhythmic sophistication were always built for space — even before Atmos existed.

Roxy's Live Arc Captured on Vinyl

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Bryan Ferry's Jazz Age Reissues Bryan Ferry will reissue his two ‘jazz’ albums, The Jazz Age and Bitter-Sweet, on February 27, 2026 via BMG. Issued under the moniker of ‘The Bryan Ferry Orchestra’ and ‘Bryan Ferry and his Orchestra’ respectively, both albums offer classics from Ferry and Roxy Music’s catalogue as elegant jazz instrumentals in authentic 1920s-style arrangements (The Jazz Age) and later Berlin-inspired ’30s arrangements (Bitter-Sweet), featuring instrumentation

Studio, live, and compilation albums released between 1972 and 1982

Studio, live, and compilation singles released between 1972 and 1996

Released: October 17, 1988 (UK) Label: EG Records Catalogue Number: EGO 44 Format: 7" Vinyl Single A late‑’80s remix revival of Bryan Ferry’s 1976 hit, paired with Roxy Music’s Trash to bridge solo and band legacies. Issued to reintroduce Ferry’s classic cover of Wilbert Harrison’s R&B staple, the Westside ’88 Remix modernised the track with a sleek, studio‑driven update. Backed with Roxy Music’s Trash, the single tapped into ’80s nostalgia and Ferry’s enduring cool, returnin

The art-school invaders who dressed like 1950s matinee idols, sounded like the future, and made every other glam band look like they’d just rolled out of bed. One day in 1971, a ferryman with a quiff, a synth wizard in a leopard-print cape, and a sax player who looked like he’d escaped from a sci-fi B-movie walked into a studio and decided rock needed more oboe, more glamour, and a lot more danger. The Glam Slam Essentials Roxy Music (1972) – Album Release (1972)The debut tha