Garage Rock from Gentry Blue

Hailing from Nashville, Tennessee, Gentry Blue pride themselves on being a rare band that advertises themselves as a group that takes no prisoners. With their catchy gritty rock sound, that’s exactly what they do, offering a passionate and raw style that has touches of psychedelic and progressive rock tones.

The female fronted band is formed by vocalist and electric violinist Lydia Gentry, guitarist Brendan DeBonis, Will Gibson on bass and drummer Kaleb Kinyon completing the lineup. Together they create music that stays true to their roots as they seek to reflect the rock and roll aesthetics of a constantly changing world.

First formed in 2018 at Belmont University under the name of front-woman Gentry, the four-piece then developed their psychedelic prog style, channeling the sound of genre pioneers such as Rush and Jefferson Airplane as well as their 90s grunge influences. Delivering unique songs, with their infectious energy and catchy writing, they manage to stand out even in a city with such rich musical history as Nashville.

During October 2020, the outfit recorded their debut full-length Pyrite and Steel which was released last year and well-received amongst their growing fanbase in the USA and around the world. Now they bring us their latest single with the new track “Tell Them I’m Insane”.

A fierce and high-octane modern rock song, with their latest offering they share a timeless track that’s certain to stay with listeners long after listening. Produced by the Grammy-winning Mitch Dane, the song is about a woman who murders her family and pleads insanity, though she knows better and it’s merely part of her maniacal plan.

Listen to Tell Them I’m Insane below