Motley Crue remain a riveting entertainment brand nearly 30 years since their inception. Happily, SAINTS OF LOS ANGELES, the band's first full-length of new material since 1997's uneven GENERATION SWINE, is an overdue return to form. The fat, contemporary production (courtesy of James Michael and DJ Ashba) perfectly suits a set of songs that lyrically reflect the bands infamous history. Much like THE HEROIN DIARIES soundtrack, SAINTS works as as the perfect musical companion to Motley's tell-all biography, THE DIRT.

Rolling Stone (p.74) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "Much of SAINTS rocks with the same raucous fun as their Eighties albums, delivering glam guitars and arena-size choruses on cuts like the wickedly catchy 'Down at the Whisky.'"

Kerrang (Magazine) (p.46) - "Whether it's the sleazy sounding guitars of 'Down At The Whisky,' the veritable romp that is 'Welcome To The Machine' or the stomping title-track, the musical foundations upon which the band's legacy was built are still firmly intact."