Sisters emerged from early-seventies Germany with a glam sensibility that caught the theatrical excess of that era without losing sight of straightforward rock energy. "There's A Raver Coming Home" and "Help The Music" capture a band straddling the line between the harder, more grounded textures of continental rock and the androgynous glamour that was reshaping popular music across Europe. Released on Warner Bros. in 1974, these two tracks showcase Sisters' knack for anthemic hooks wrapped in that particular glam-rock swagger—all attitude and melodic muscle. If you're drawn to the more guitar-forward side of glam, where pretense serves the song rather than drowning it, this single offers a window into a band working that fertile middle ground between Ziggy-era ambition and the raw urgency of the rock tradition itself.