Destino

The credits list front man James Blain as "AKA Destino" in this XXX story of a band named Destino for which JB is vocalist. He doesn't do any singing and doesn't have any sex scenes either, making for a cryptic starting point that nonetheless serves to deliver well-performed sex footage that is off the beaten track.

William Disley AKA Disanto (sometimes billed as Will Disanto) has recruited an interesting cast, with as many tattoos as possible, pertinent to the Heavy Metal premise. Destino's bass player Jamie Rocket works hard to recruit guitarist Luke Hotrod to the group, and having seen Luke play a riff or two in previous porno videos for JoyBear and other British labels I wasn't surprised at the high quality of his actual playing here. But apparently he is the only hyphenate in the cast, as we don't get the expected musical performances by the band at all, not even a lip sync one.

The five arousing sex vignettes pursue a theme endemic to a Recording Industry notable for its Payola scandals of yesteryear. Instead of an envelope containing pound notes, the various industry big shots get bribed with sex, and Disanto's roster of femme talent makes such corruption seem quite believable.

My favorite hussy this time around is Paige Delight as a groupie bearing the trendy fake-fake red hairdo, and huge breasts bobbing up and down during her sex scenes. Equally well-endowed are other ladies like Chantelle Fox and Ely Pink, also in service of advancing the band's interests.

Disanto employs a regular trouper Kai Taylor (biggest dick in the cast) in a rare NonSex role, perhaps a reward for good service in the past for the porno cause. Band's drummer Dean Van Damme wins the most coverage by tattoos award as usual, while superstar Sam Bentley gets lost in the shuffle.