Review by Karen Kazmierczak

Deadly Toy's latest album, Cheap Bitch, is a raucous ride through punk rock and glam metal. The band's raw energy and catchy hooks make for an entertaining listen, and the album's production quality is top-notch.

From the opening track, "Trash Queen," Deadly Toy sets the tone with crunchy guitar riffs and snarling vocals. "Back Alley Blues" is a standout track with its bluesy guitar solo and infectious chorus. "Cheap Bitch" is another highlight, with its cheeky lyrics and driving beat.

Deadly Toy shows their versatility with the acoustic ballad "Broken Dreams," which showcases the band's softer side. The album closes with "Rock N Roll Suicide," a cover of the classic David Bowie song that the band puts their own spin on.

Summary by Karen Kazmierczak

Cheap Bitch is a fun and energetic album that will appeal to fans of punk rock and glam metal. Deadly Toy's musicianship and songwriting skills are on full display, making this a must-listen for anyone who loves loud, guitar-driven music.