A British band that revived 70s-style hard rock and glam with falsetto vocals and guitar theatrics.
For the full experience, start with 'I Believe In a Thing Called Love.' Then try 'Love Is Only a Feeling' to hear how they built a whole mood around a guitar hook.
In 2003, 'I Believe In a Thing Called Love' landed like a bolt of lightning, all falsetto and riff-heavy swagger. It wasn't just a hit; it felt like a full-throated, unapologetic argument for the kind of rock that had gone out of fashion. Later tracks like 'Christmas Time (Don't Let The Bells End)' proved they could apply that same over-the-top energy to anything.
Their debut 'Permission to Land' made them stars almost overnight. After a hiatus, they came back with albums like 'Last of Our Kind,' still trading in big choruses and solos.
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