Roxy MusicRoxy Music was an influential English rock band formed in London in 1970 by charismatic frontman Bryan Ferry. Artistically revolutionary, they pioneered a unique blend of glamorous art rock, electronic experimentation, and sophisticated pop that deeply influenced the punk, new wave, and new romantic movements.

The early lineup famously featured synth visionary Brian Eno, whose avant-garde textures enriched hit singles like “Virginia Plain.” Following Eno’s departure, the band pivoted toward a smooth, elegant sophisti-pop sound. They achieved monumental commercial success in 1982 with their multi-platinum final album, Avalon, securing an enduring legacy in alternative music history.