Firebird

Firebird is a British band formed by guitarist Bill Steer after his departure from the pioneering grindcore band Carcass. The band's sound marked a significant departure from the extreme metal genre, instead delving into a more classic rock and blues-oriented sound. Firebird's self-titled debut album "Firebird" was released in 2000, showcasing this new direction with a blend of bluesy riffs and hard rock grooves. Over the years, Firebird has released several albums, including "Grand Union" and "Double Diamond," further establishing their presence in the rock scene. The band's lineup has seen changes throughout its career, with Steer being the mainstay member. Firebird is known for its retro sound, which pays homage to the classic rock era of the 1970s, and they have garnered a dedicated following among fans who appreciate this throwback style within modern music.