You like your melodic rock to be delivered with a dash of sleaze? Perfect! Because Crazy Lixx are here to save the day. Five albums in now, these persistent Swedes have perfected a formula that fuses pink and fluffy melody with lipstick and leather. On Ruff Justice, Walk The Wire and Killer alone remind us that no party is complete without Lixx
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