Roxy Music were pioneers of art rock and glam-influenced pop, blending experimental textures with stylish presentation. Formed in the early 1970s, they combined Brian Eno’s early electronic experimentation with Bryan Ferry’s sophisticated vocals and songwriting. Their music mixed avant-garde ideas with accessible melodies, creating a sound that felt both futuristic and romantic. Albums such as For Your Pleasure and Avalon showed their evolution from edgy experimentation to polished, atmospheric pop. The band also had a major influence on fashion, visual style and later new wave music.