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

NME’s ultimate glam buyer’s guide – who to worship, who to burn! Consumers Guide to Glam Rock - Oh You Pretty Things, two-page feature in NME, October 8, 1977.

Ferry steps out alone – Roxy’s crooner goes suave and sophisticated! Roxy Music’s The Solo Bryan, a four-page article in Hit Parader magazine, December 1, 1976.

Two-Pages Rock Magazine, January 1, 1976. FERRY'S FASHIONS DURING THE ROXY YEARS Roxy Music is back in the States with a new album and a new tour this October-November. For fans of the group, there is no question that their sound will have developed along the uniquely experimental lines Roxy has pursued since their very first album released four years ago. Their stage act will be dramatic, with slick lighting effects and superb instrumental solos. 1 At the start, it was slick

An NME Bowie Speculation Storm Published in the UK on January 11, 1975, New Musical Express’s one-page article “The Rumours Are Flying” captured the swirling speculation around David Bowie’s next moves during the height of his mid-’70s fame. The piece detailed the flood of rumours about his music, personal life, and future projects amid the *Young Americans* era transition. A quintessential 1975 Bowie press frenzy. Article Overview Publication Details Magazine: New Musical E

Three-Page Feature Beetle Magazine January 1, 1975. As at last result, definition is suspended. The bio-rhythm heartbeat toe-tapping white noise floods normal logic, reducing one to the dumb and numb.

Roxy Music’s Country Life , a one-page advert in New Musical Express, November 16, 1974.

Roxy Music’s Keeping It Fresh , a one-page article in Melody Maker magazine, August 3, 1974.

David Bowie’s "Thrills", a one-page article in New Musical Express, June 15, 1974.

Brian Eno's Warm Jets Solo Launch Published in the UK on February 2, 1974, Melody Maker featured a one-page advert announcing Brian Eno’s first solo album Here Come the Warm Jets, released February 7. The ad promoted the album alongside a UK tour with guest artistes The Winkies and support act Rod Crisp, listing dates from February 13 (Kings Hall, Derby) through March 12 (London, Drury Lane Theatre). Article Overview Publication Details Magazine: Melody Maker (UK). Date: Febr