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Lose No Sleep 4:370:00/4:37
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Collide 3:210:00/3:21
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82 on a 55 2:500:00/2:50
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Fragments 3:100:00/3:10
Frontwoman and songwriter Lydia Wynne builds and destroys entire worlds, fearlessly alchemizing her quandaries into catchy pop hooks. She dons a flowing, velvet dress and wields an electric violin like a sword made of lightning, atop the foundation of her bandmates’ roaring as a wild beast. Difficult concepts and intricate compositions are expertly regaled on Gentry Blue’s debut album, Fragments (2024), and there are more tales yet to unfold with Wynne and her current collaborators, Deebs (guitar), Preston Milne (bass), and Alan Bowers (drums). Challenging themselves with another elaborate arrangement and universal truth, the group’s latest single, “The Staggering Expanse of Man”, depicts a somber protagonist on an exploited planet. Their boldest excursion yet, this story moves from chaotic and ungrounded progressive rock riffs to vast, dissociative acoustic moments, delivering a wake-up call and tender dagger to the heart of humanity.
"Some acts are pure of spirit, and this is one of them. Gentry Blue’s members cannot be faulted for their realness and belief in the power of music." - Music Connection Magazine
"...A very pleasant surprise. Everything is very accessible, it rocks, and the songs just grab you. They really just grab you. 4 out of 5 stars, easy." - Pete Pardo, Sea of Tranquility
“The performances… are nothing short of impressive. Each song on Fragments feels like a finely cut gem, with concise running times and a perfect balance of intricate accompaniments and solos, reflecting the trio’s considerable skill.” – 9/10 review from Prog-Sphere
“[Fragments] is a carefully woven sonic experience that showcases the band’s signature blend of classic and alternative rock with an artistic, modern edge.” – We Write About Music
"Gentry Blue has delivered a masterclass in storytelling through intensely weaved music." - Sinusoidal Music
"A retro glam rock synthesis that’s ever so engaging and annoyingly addictive." - Find No Enemy