Love/Hate

Love/Hate is an American glam metal/hard rock band from Los Angeles, fronted by vocalist Jizzy Pearl and known for albums such as Blackout in the Red Room and Wasted in America.

From DeBaser reviews: core lineup includes vocalist Jizzy Pearl, bassist Skid (author of lyrics/music and cover art), guitarist Jon E. Love and drummer Joey Gold. Critics compare their sound to Skid Row, Guns N' Roses and Jane's Addiction, noting a streetwise glam approach with metal influence. They released notable albums Blackout in the Red Room, Wasted in America and I'm Not Happy, opened for Ozzy Osbourne's No More Tears tour (as reported in reviews), experienced disputes with their label around Wasted in America, and later had limited reunion live dates. Reviews note Jizzy Pearl remained active in the band; other personal locations mentioned in reviews (Skid in the Philippines, Joey in Hawaii) are reported by reviewers.

DeBaser reviews present Love/Hate as a Los Angeles street-glam band blending glam metal, hard rock and metal. Critics praise Jizzy Pearl's vocals, Skid's bass and the band's gritty energy. Key albums discussed are Blackout in the Red Room, Wasted in America and I'm Not Happy.

For:Fans of late-80s/early-90s glam metal, hair metal and hard rock (Sunset Strip scene).