​After several weeks of semi-classical, jazz, and folk music, Leon's Lounge takes a major swerve tonight with spiky haired Hans Frank. The front man of cow-thrash punkers Glambilly, Frank looks like he just stepped out of a bad Roxy Music video, and it's just possible that Bryan Ferry may be a major influence on the Appalachian born wild man.

One doesn't have to dig too deeply into Frank's musical career to see the connection with some of the original glambillys, the Hickoids and San Antonio musical mover-and-shaker Jeff Smith. When we asked Smith what's the deal with Hans Frank, he let fly with his usual lack of reserve.

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Screw those pink sparkly Daisy Rock guitars. Chicks can stroke the neck of a Fender Strat right alongside the guys. The best girl rockers also deliver some of the wickedest vocals out there and, as an added bonus, usually look damn sexy doing it.

Rocks Off thinks it's high time to give these sirens some special attention. To kick off the inaugural Vamplification, here are three female rockers you may not have heard of, but whose music is as dangerous as those Greek femmes fatale who serenaded sailors to their deaths.

Dirty Fuzz: Lead singer Elida Zulu of the U.K.'s Dirty Fuzz (above) has a voice that slices through lyrics and a presence that commands the stage like a preacher at a big tent revival. If it weren't for her British accent, she could pass as a soloist in a Southern gospel choir - a choir that sings bluesy hymns and dances like Tina Turner in a mosh pit.

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