Fall Of The Plastic Empire - Burning Brides

Description: Artist: Burning Brides / Audio CD released 2003-04-07 at V2 / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Plank Of Fire 2 Glass Slipp ... more

Fall Of The Plastic Empire - Burning Brides ... Slipper
3 If I'm A Man
4 Arctic Snow
5 At The Levity Ball
6 Stabbed In The Back Of The Heart
7 Rainy Days
8 Elevator
9 Blood On The Highway
10 Plastic Empire

Newest Review: ... drum beat closely followed by Dimitri Coats? strained and violent vocals. This song has a great feel to it, something ... more

... sinister and angry, which really strikes a chord and makes me sit up and l isten. This track is a great opener that sets the pace for the rest of the album. 2. Glass Slipper - 9/10 This song carries on where the previous one left off, lifting the pace slightly and pitting a mangled guitar riff against Coats? slightly more easy on the ear vocals. Melanie Campbell on the bass guitar provides backing vocals for this track and this song has a ...more

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Fall Of The Plastic Empire - Burning Brides: Stabbed in the back of the heart! (1272 words)
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Background *********** The Burning Brides are undoubtedly the most underrated band that I ever come across, their debut album Fall of the Plastic Empire was released in 2001 on a small Indie label and sold just over 5000 copies. The world simply wasn?t ready for this hell raising three piece from Philadelphia and their debut album didn?t even make a perceptible dent in the music world. Moby reigned supreme as the resident visionary and boy bands inhabited every corner of the Earth. It seemed that there was no place in the music world for such a raucous and bare bones band as The Burning Brides. But times change and as Moby was swept away in a torrent of rock ... Read the complete review