"Stranded," the third studio album by Roxy Music, released on November 1, 1973, under EG Records, is a captivating blend of glam rock and art rock that solidifies the band's innovative and eclectic sound. This 41-minute journey through sonic landscapes is a testament to Roxy Music's ability to merge theatricality with musical sophistication. The album opens with the iconic "Street Life," setting the stage for a collection of tracks that showcase the band's versatility and creativity. From the sultry "Just Like You" to the hauntingly beautiful "Psalm," and the orchestral grandeur of "Serenade," each song is a unique exploration of sound and style. "Amazona" and "Mother Of Pearl" highlight the band's experimental edge, while "A Song For Europe" and "Sunset" bring a touch of melancholy and introspection. With "Stranded," Roxy Music delivers an album that is both a reflection of their time and a timeless piece of art, making it a standout in their discography and a must-experience for any music enthusiast.