Blood In Roses
Blood In Roses formed in Seattle in 2003 around frontman Damien Black, with guitarist Alex Cruz, bassist Ethan Pierce, and drummer Ian Roth. They built a...
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Blood In Roses formed in Seattle in 2003 around frontman Damien Black, with guitarist Alex Cruz, bassist Ethan Pierce, and drummer Ian Roth. They built a reputation for raw, emotional performances in the alternative rock scene.
In 2008, their debut single 'Little Girl' became an instant hit, its haunting melody and lyrics about child abuse resonating with listeners. The band's debut album 'Echoes of the Damned' followed in 2010, earning critical attention for its dark themes and raw energy.
After a hiatus in 2012, Blood In Roses reformed in 2015 with a new lineup that included guitarist Emily Carter and drummer Ben Stone. They released 'Ashes to Ashes' that same year, showing a more introspective and experimental direction.
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