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Burning Brides

Philadelphia's blistering 3-piece Burning Brides release a brand new single entitled Plank Of Fire on March 31st. Plank Of Fire precedes the release of their debut album Fall Of The Plastic Empire, which is out on April 7th. Plank Of Fire is released on CD only and features the additional tracks Rainy Days and Steramine.

Fall Of The Plastic Empire was recently described by the NME as “one of the first great LP's of the year”. It features eleven manic, bile-bellied scorching wedges of radio-friendly metal, powered by a catchy '50's pop savvy. Songs like “Rainy Days” and “Glass Slipper” pound hard, but aren't afraid to pop either. Vocalist Dimitri Coats, whose vocal influences range from Jim Morrison to Iggy Pop, punctuates the aggressive tracks with charmingly honest lyrics. Add cool rock chick bassist Melanie Campbell and former Hot Snakes/Delta 72 demon drummer Jason Kourkounis and you've got the makings of something very special.

Burning Brides recently came crashing over to these shores where they played some incendiary live shows to promote their last single offering – The Glass Slipper EP. They return in March and April fresh from supporting Audioslave in the US.

Tour Dates

MARCH 31st – BRIGHTON Freebutt
APRIL 1st – MANCHESTER Uni
April 2nd – GLASGOW King Tuts
April 3rd – SHEFFIELD Uni
April 4th – CARDIFF Barfly
April 5th – NOTTINGHAM Rescue Rooms
April 6th – LEEDS Cockpit
April 7th – LONDON Garage
April 8th – BRISTOL Louisiana
April 9th – SOUTHAMPTON Joiners Arms
April 10th – BATH 'Purr' @ Moles club

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