At the center of the pulpit stands one enigmatic man, a hypnotic hurricane of smoke and glitter. Cutting through the lush instrumentals like a fiery bolt from the Heavens, Eric Nally’s unparalleled vocals power the congregation with a ferocious intensity that cannot be manufactured, with a roaring sincerity that burns deep within the mortal frame attempting to contain them.


“I didn’t go to college. I knew what I needed to do,” Nally explains. “Back in the day, rock stars were mythical creatures. Now there’s no mys- tique, but I like the element of mystery and long- ing. The rock star is becoming extinct. I want to revive it.”


Foxy Shazam are a soul band with a punk rock at t i tude and a symphonic at tention to detail. A name that once represented a pair of cool sneakers has become synonymous with charisma, bravado, rock and roll.


Here to pull you from the disparagingly bland edges of modern rock and return music to an era of glamour and emotion, this band has crafted the immaculate soundtrack to a world in moral disarray, each song the audial accompaniment to a work of epic cinema that exists only in the mind of the listener.


“I wanted to break that boundary of uncool. Because nothing is cool until it’s made cool,” Nally states, and he should know. With their powers combined, Foxy Shazam have made cool.


Without further ado, Foxy Shazam present The Church of Rock and Roll.


You’re welcome.


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