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**SEX SLAVES Release “Bite Your Tongue” Album: A Must-Listen Rock ‘n’ Roll Experience**
SEX SLAVES have launched their highly anticipated album, “Bite Your Tongue,” produced by Ray Martin at Shelter Island Studios in New York City. This electrifying collection features standout tracks like “We’re Goin’ Out Tonight,” “See You Naked,” “One More Night,” and the unforgettable anthem “Search & Destroy,” originally by Iggy & the Stooges.
**Unmatched Rock ‘n’ Roll Energy**
Fans instantly connect with the SEX SLAVES lifestyle, making their live performances an all-out rock ‘n’ roll experience. Once these three boys from NYC hit the stage, they transform into crowd favorites, pouring blood, sweat, and booze into every show. Their killer tracks and raw lyrics ignite the audience, with girls in the front row screaming for more.
**Track Listing for “Bite Your Tongue”:**
1. We’re Goin’ Out Tonight
2. Me & My Friends
3. All Night Long
4. Contagious
5. One More Night
6. Search + Destroy
7. Thank God for Jack Daniel’s
8. See You Naked
9. Kiss Me
10. 2 A.M.
11. Writing on the Wall
12. Miss Jones
**Limited Edition Vinyl Release**
For the first time, “Bite Your Tongue” will be available on vinyl! This is a unique opportunity for fans and collectors to own a piece of SEX SLAVES’ electrifying rock ‘n’ roll history.
Join the SEX SLAVES movement and experience the explosive energy that defines their music. It’s not just music; it’s a f*cking balls-out rock ‘n’ roll revolution. Don’t miss out on the chance to experience this iconic album live.
**Get Your Copy Today!**
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Bite Your Tongue Review by Stewart MasonTake the lyrical preoccupations of the Scissor Sisters, the overall glam rock homage sound of the Darkness (minus the singer’s castrato wail), the Queers’ devotion to punkily melodic hooks, and the sort of insouciant cock-of-the-walk attitude that was last seen in Marc Bolan’s heyday, and what you’ll end up with is fairly close to the Sex Slaves. The glam-punk New York City trio are unapologetically salacious — the best song on the album is called “See You Naked” — but their main interest is in the rock rather than the shock. It’s instructive to note that the sole cover on the album is the Stooges’ “Search and Destroy,” and while obviously this version isn’t a patch on the original, its inclusion reveals that the Sex Slaves come closer than most Iggy Pop fetishists to understanding the root of the great man’s appeal: the most interesting moments aren’t when everything is falling apart, they’re when everything is just about to fall apart. The Sex Slaves stay on the right side of that point for nearly the entirety of Bite Your Tongue, and the results are good dirty fun.