Burning Brides

Review coverage describes Burning Brides as a heavy garage-metal/rock group whose sound draws comparisons to Mudhoney, Screaming Trees and Queens Of The Stone Age. The review notes standout early tracks on Leave No Ashes, a midway slowdown in intensity, and that singer Dimitri Coats participated in the soundtrack of the film 'Suck' and acted in it. Following a record label failure, two self-produced albums and the birth of children, the band is described in the review as reduced to a duo of spouses after several drummer changes.

American rock band formed by guitarist/vocalist Dimitri Coats and bassist Melanie Coats.

The available DeBaser review highlights Leave No Ashes as a heavy, garage-metal record with punk aesthetics and stoner-rock edges. Standout tracks and early intensity are praised while the album's slower midsection is considered weaker. The review notes personal and industry difficulties that reduced the band to a duo and mentions Dimitri Coats' participation in the film soundtrack 'Suck'.

For:Fans of garage rock, hard rock and stoner/alternative rock looking for raw, heavy albums and band background.