A Kentucky band that mixed heavy riffs with faith-driven lyrics across four decades.
For the early sound, try 'Rattlesnake.' For where they ended up, 'Crimson Skies' tells the story.
Bride mattered because they played straight-up metal when Christian rock was mostly softer stuff. Songs like 'Jesus Came Back' had the same guitar crunch as secular bands, but the lyrics came from a different place. They showed you could be loud and still sing about something personal.
They started in the early 1980s with albums like 'Show No Mercy' in 1985. By the 2000s, records like 'Crimson Skies' had moved toward progressive rock and acoustic elements, leaving some of the earlier metal sound behind.
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