Long Island Lolita (Devils Jukebox Records 2010)

More merrier than Courtney Love and as freaking loud as Joan Jett meets The Sex Pistols on their popper version right after the demise of her NY Loose band; Brijitte West still wont quitting the success living for Rock N’ Roll this time coming back with her new project of Brijitte West and The Desperate Hopefuls as they’re recording new albums and materials releasing them as the band’s self-titled album as they’re brought back the kicks from Power-Pop and Punk Rock within more thicker Glam-Rock influences as the glitter soft distorted barks and Ms. West semi-nude posed inside the bath-tube sexier and filling up the good senses of being free from the stressed out life in daily motions through the essential touches via tracklisting of Mess of Myself, Hard to Believe, Walk Out to Bleeding Heart or Bitter & Twisted – like riding off the back of your bike or driving the car in high speed limit chased without a cop car or other distractions surrounds – listening to the sensual riffs and powerful Punk-Pop products performed by Keef Gibbs (lead guitars, backing vocals), Richie Hudson (bass, backing vocals), Robin Guy (drums) and Brijitte on her leading role vocals and rhythm guitars.