Massive Fire
Massive Fire formed in the early 1990s from what was left of a small-town punk band. Their lineup included Blaze Carter on vocals, Ember Drake on guitar, Ash...
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Massive Fire formed in the early 1990s from what was left of a small-town punk band. Their lineup included Blaze Carter on vocals, Ember Drake on guitar, Ash King on bass, and Phoenix Jones on drums. They released their debut album 'Ashes to Ashes' in 1996, followed by 'Inferno' in 1998, which featured the song 'Rage.'
'Rage' became something of a rallying cry for their listeners, though the band's lyrics about social injustice and political corruption drew criticism from some quarters. They faced lawsuits and protests, which seemed to only strengthen their connection with fans who appreciated their defiant stance.
Their later albums included 'Extinction' in 2002 and 'Phoenix Rising' in 2008, the latter coming after a brief hiatus. Another track, 'Thy Wish,' appears among their most recognized songs. The band's sound was aggressive and raw on their early work, evolving somewhat by their later releases.
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