BRIDE Signs With RETROACTIVE RECORDS

April 13, 2009

Retroactive Records has announced the signing of Christian metallers BRIDE. The band's new album, "Tsar Bomba", is scheduled for release in August.

Back in 1985 when BRIDE first was formed, Louisville, Kentucky brothers Dale (vocals) and Troy Thompson (guitar) never imagined that the band would still be viable after over twenty years.

BRIDE has had incredible opportunities to write record and release songs worldwide while also touring to support every release.

According to a press release, "'Tsar Bomba' simply means 'Mother Of All Bombs' and was the largest most powerful nuclear weapon ever detonated."

The band states, "It is important for this work to leave such an impact. Even though some would argue that a Christian CD should have nothing to do with such destruction, it is our belief that in this day and time a certain amount of destruction leads way to new growth and a fresh start."

Joining the Thompson brothers one the new CD is returning drummer Jerry McBroom. G.W. Watts will be contributing bass guitar. Also returning will be guitar virtuoso Steve Osborne.

One of the most exciting aspects to the new work is the studio master Tim Bushong. Tim will be exercising all of his recording talents on the project.

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