Steel Panther Refuse To Get Serious

12/18/2014
. (TeamRock Radio) Steel Panther frontman Michael Starr insists they'll never make a clean and serious record, despite calls for them to do just that. Earlier this year Starr said there was no limit to the dirty lyrics they'd tackle and they also launched an over-18 promo for the track Pussywhipped. And he says while they take their roles in the band seriously, there's no chance they'll clean up their act.

He tells The Tennessean: "Now, with where we're at with 25 employees, trucks and buses, there's a lot riding on what comes out on our CDs. We're getting a lot of pressure to write clean stuff from people surrounding our camp, so they can make money off of what we're doing. They're like, 'Look, we need a serious record from Steel Panther.' From day one, we said, 'No. We're not doing that.'"

Starr also reveals he and bandmembers Satchel, Lexxi Foxx and Stix Zadinia never thought they would be as big as they are - although he hoped it would happen one day. Read what he had to say here.

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