Hair metal is still alive and kicking and it's more low-brow than ever, thanks to L.A.'s Steel Panther. Taking debauchery to the next level for their debut, Feel the Steel, the band gathers inspiration from Warrant, Poison, and Motley Crue as they pretend to be a metal group with two primal desires: rocking faces and scoring chicks. Their incredible debut album - 20 years in the making - includes soon-to-be anthems "Community Property", "Asian Hooker", "The Shocker" and "Stripper Girl" along with contributions by Slipknot's Corey Taylor, Anthrax's Scott Ian and The Darkness' Justin Hawkins. Metal references fly out of every corner, with nods to the Def Leppard ultra-processed "Whoa Oh" sound, Richie Sambora's "Bad Medicine" guitar talk box intro, and a slapping acoustic ode to Extreme's definitive power ballad "More Than Words."