The best Sleaze Rock albums
of the 2000s.
Where to start with 2000–2009 sleaze rock — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2000s — sleaze rock
Top picks from 2000–2009, ranked by where we would start.
Mötley Crüe
Saints of Los Angeles
A raucous celebration of rock excess, blending catchy hooks with gritty riffs that echo the band's wild legacy.
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Mötley Crüe
New Tattoo
A hard-hitting blend of glam metal swagger and gritty rock anthems, celebrating the wild lifestyle of the late '90s.
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The 69 Eyes
Back in Blood
Gothic glam anthems merge with hard rock bravado and a darkly romantic flair throughout this electrifying album.
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The 69 Eyes
Perfect Skin
A blend of gothic rock and glam metal, merging dark atmospheres with catchy hooks and theatrical flair.
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L.A. Guns
Waking the Dead
A gritty blend of hard rock and glam metal, charged with rebellious energy and catchy hooks that define early 2000s sleaze rock.
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L.A. Guns
Cocked & Re-Loaded
A brash blend of hard rock riffs and glam metal swagger, showcasing an unapologetic attitude with every track.
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Crashdïet
The Unattractive Revolution
A high-octane blend of glam metal and sleaze rock, bursting with catchy hooks and anthemic choruses.
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Crashdïet
Rest in Sleaze
A raucous blend of glam and sleaze rock, filled with anthemic choruses and gritty guitar riffs.
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Hardcore Superstar
No Regrets
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Hardcore Superstar
Beg for It
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Vains of Jenna
The Art of Telling Lies
Gritty glam rock riffs intertwine with emotive lyrics, creating anthems of rebellion and introspection.
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Private Line
21st Century Pirates
A vibrant blend of glam rock flamboyance and hard rock grit pulsates through catchy hooks and anthemic choruses.
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Private Line
Evel Knievel Factor
A high-octane blend of glam rock energy and hard-hitting riffs that captures the thrill of rebellion.
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