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Although veteran metal band Bride announced that their 2009 release Tsar Bomba was most likely their last, vocalist Dale Thompson recently tested the waters to see if there was any interest
from fans and industry reps for another, possibly-final installment. Apparently the response was strong and the band announced yesterday that a new 10-track effort is in the works...
Greetings,
Bride has been overwhelmed with emails, letters and well wishes. Because of the reaction to our retirement Troy and I are planning an "Encore" CD. We will record 10 more songs this summer for those that have prayed for us, supported and encouraged us throughout the years. We hope to send you guys more information as the project develops.
In Christ Jesus,
Dale
For more info on Bride, visit the JFH Artists Database.
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