Roxy Music
Roxy Music was an influential English art rock band, formed in 1970 by Bryan Ferry (vocals, keyboards) and Brian Eno (synthesizer), known for blending glam rock, avant-garde, and sophisticated pop with a distinctive visual style. Featuring members like Andy Mackay (sax), Phil Manzanera (guitar), and Paul Thompson (drums), they gained fame with their 1972 debut, pioneering glam rock and influencing New Wave, but split in 1983 after evolving towards smoother sounds, with their final album Avalon (1982) being their commercial peak before sporadic reunions.
Known For
- More Than This
- Avalon
- Love Is the Drug
- Dance Away
- More Than This
Discography Highlights
- Avalon 1982
- Flesh + Blood 1980
- Manifesto 1979
- Siren 1975
- Country Life 1974
Similar Artists
- Bryan Ferry
- David Bowie
- Talking Heads
- Fleetwood Mac
- Simple Minds
- Lou Reed
Soundtrack Appearances
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Joey pulled off a daring heist at the convenience store right in front of his date's shocked eyes.
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As they linger on the sidewalk, the soulful tunes from the nearby bar set the tone for a romantic moment between Jane and Corey. With the music swirling around them, he makes his move, attempting to seal their connection with a tender kiss.
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Robbie tries to get his daughter Harper to rehearse their special dance, but she's onto him and refuses, demanding he stop the music. It's clear something's amiss, as Harper is usually game for a good time with her dad.
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The song playing in the background of the restaurant where Tom dines with Marissa