Sleeze Beez is a rock band hailing from the Netherlands that carved a niche for themselves in the lively hard rock and glam metal scene of the late 1980s and early 1990s. The band was formed in 1987, and after a shakeup in their lineup, they found success with their second album "Screwed Blued & Tattooed" in 1990, which allowed them to cement their place in the rock sphere alongside contemporaries like Skid Row and Poison. Sleeze Beez showcased an infectious blend of big riffs, catchy choruses, and the quintessential rock 'n' roll attitude, encapsulated in tracks such as "Stranger Than Paradise" from their successful album.

During their prime, Sleeze Beez toured extensively, sharing the stage with fellow glam metal and hard rock acts, which helped garner an international following, especially in the United States. They were known for their energetic live performances, a trait that can be experienced on their release 'Live In Tokyo'. Throughout their career, the group released albums replete with themes reflective of the era's rock lifestyle, as seen in titles such as "Powertool" and "Insanity Beach". Despite shifts in musical trends and the waning popularity of glam metal, Sleeze Beez left a lasting imprint on the genre, with a discography that continues to resonate with fans of big-haired, high-octane rock and roll.

Genres

Glam Metal

Sleaze Rock

Latest Release

Live In Tokyo

Sleeze Beez

Album - 16 Tracks - Released December 1, 1995