Dangerous Obsession is a clear proof that sleaze rock is not dead also outside Scandinavia, the fact which should make quite a few fans of the genre (and the other dozen for whom listening to the likes of Pretty Boy Floyd and newer glam bands remains a guilty pleasure) happy. As for Sleazy RoXxX debut release itself, it portrays the band members as certainly diligent sleaze rock followers, knowing well what this genre's all about. The half of the album is promising, to say the least - this said, the other half somewhat fails to draw the listener's attention. And yes, the entire material is as clichéd as it could be. Still, there are more than a few bright spots on Dangerous Obsession, making the album and the Liberec-based band both worth being checked out - as long as your interest in music is related to "electric toyz," "making noise" and/or "setting the night on fire". Otherwise, the excess of both musical and lyrical clichés on this release would be hard to digest.