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Reviews of "Steals the Show"



Sleazegrinder for Classic Rock Magazine

"Steals The Show is the perfect r'n'r album and it has to be part of your collection. It's one of those albums you'll put on more often cos all tracks are genius. It's just the right dose of pop and the right dose or rock to make it perfect."

No Brains Zine

"Miss 45 back up their dedication to a bygone vintage with a real consistency that makes for a solid album which, surprisingly given the blurred boundaries of this corner of the R'N'R world, brands them with an almost distinct sound that they can call their own; Original? No way. Impressive? You betcha!"

Glitzine

"Torturing their pop to make the songs trashy enough to satisfy fanatics of the DOLLS, The Boys or HANOI ROCKS, these four rockers “made in Stockholm” and their irreproachable musical influences still rock whether they’re playing devilish rock or sweet ballads."

Veglam



"Sleazy enough with a swank garage pop sound that falls somewhere between the Sonic Rendezvous Band and The Jacobites, and lyrical references to Hanoi Rocks, the New York Dolls, and The Ramones. Steals the Show is one of those rare birds that’ll tickle the rockers and the dancers.".

The Sleazegrinder



"Sometimes sleazy, sometimes gritty, sometimes heard rockin’ and sometimes laid back but it all works – MISS 45 have certainly explored this territory well because nothing sounds out of place on this record."

No Front Teeth Zine

"Das ist alles in allem fein abgestimmter Rock’n’Roll-Punk-Glam, der so manches Mal durch eine fette JOHNNY THUNDERS-Gitarre ordentlich durchgeschuettelt wird, und dessen weitere Patenonkel in den USA zuhause sind, und auf so klangvolle Namen wie die NEW YORK DOLLS oder THE JONESES hoeren."

3rd Generation Nation

"The knock-down-drag-out vibe of Steals the Show keeps it moving, revealing heart as well as energy. It's a rock record you can dance to as much lose your mind to. "

Bootleg Magazine

".the band proves that they are indeed evolving into their own sound. Make no mistakes about it, the heart is all New York Dolls, Heartbreakers and Stones, with Thunders riffs spread through out, but the band has found a way of pushing them a bit further back, and using them at the appropriate times."

Sonic Ruin