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Picture a smoky club where glamour clashes with avant-garde experimentation—welcome to the world of Roxy Music. This UK band, led by the charismatic Bryan Ferry, emerged in the early '70s as a trailblazer of art rock and glam rock, blending lush melodies and innovative sounds. With the likes of saxophonist Andy Mackay and guitarist Phil Manzanera, they crafted timeless tracks like "More Than This," a haunting exploration of desire and loss. The band saw changes in lineup over the years, with the ethereal Brian Eno giving way to the versatile Eddie Jobson. As they evolved, Roxy Music became synonymous with the New Romantic movement, pushing boundaries and inviting listeners to indulge in a world where style and substance intertwined, leaving an indelible mark on the music scene.
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