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| Vox Periodicus |
"...a
dangerous dose of wild rock’n’roll and a communist
influenced art-work... all the good weapons to achieve
their rock’n’roll
mission. (one fo the vocalists
sounds quite angry!)...from the DOLLS and The STOOGES to X,
FEAR and BLACK FLAG. Warning! The new red threat has begun!
...nice to see that some bands still make the effort
to have real good looking websites, not just standardized MySpace
pages... "...rife
with Purtle's whiskey stained, gravel toned vocal delivery,
Holliday's snarls and shouts, the tasteful pyrotechnics of Wright...an
unexpected sweetness to the maelstrom...They have blown thousands
of eardrums... "...high energy call to arms from local glam punks...offers
sleazy high octane punk..." "For anyone who misses the days when rock bands looked like rock bands, this ones' for you..." - Dayton City Paper August 2007 " like a punch in the face. It hits hard and fast, you didn't see it coming and it's over almost before it began...the energy is high and frantic and yet every note feels raw and orchestrated all at once." - Nihlist Media March 2007 "...display great skills in the no-bullshit scene of garage punk / new-sleaze rock n' roll..." - Wreck N' Roll October 2006 "...Dayton’s
finest upstanding posse of gentlemen The Luxury Pushers totally
did all they could to bring the house down, including an
encore where lead singer Jamy hopped up on the bar and proceeded
to play a rip-roaring guitar solo..." "...crunching,
punk fried rock n’ roll guitars, obnoxious, Stiv-ly vox, and
lotsa dead man’s swagger... pretty heavy, in a Sub-Pop ’88
sorta way...good, greasy stuff... "I can see
how it's intimidating...you can hear ...sing-along
street punk, and a little bit of Turbonegro’s purposely obvious
hard rock like on their last record... Oh yeah, and Mike Ness’
scab-pickin’ lyrics about “[having] nothin’”
and “Bruises to Prove It” and shit like that... "...combine
elements of rock, punk and glam...represents the past and present
of local music...members have done time in some of Dayton’s
most legendary rock outfits and resurrect the spirits of those
bands (Haunting Souls, Mystery Addicts, Poetic Justice, Mondolux)..."
"The Luxury Pushers remind me of old Kiss with a huge dose of punk mixed in." - The Rock and Roll Geek Show January 2005 2005
Adult Video News Award Nomination "(Guy
Capo's) Sex, Drugs and Rock n Roll features some witty dialogue,
a few Spinal Tap-esque moments, and some bitchin’ tunes, “Dead
Boys meet The New York Dolls at a Clash concert” |
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