Nashville's progressive rock trio Gentry Blue is ready to make their mark with their debut album, 'Fragments', released today. Known for their enthralling live shows and innovative sound, the band continues to push boundaries, blending progressive and psychedelic rock with irresistible pop hooks.

Led by electric violinist and vocalist Lydia Gentry-DeBonis, the trio, completed by multi-instrumentalists Brendan Gentry-DeBonis and Sean Jannay, delivers a sound that's as intricate as it is evocative. Drawing influence from rock legends like Rush, Jefferson Airplane, and Fleetwood Mac, Gentry Blue seamlessly merges violin-driven gothic rock with the theatrics of modern icons like Muse and Ghost.

'Fragments' takes listeners on a profound journey through emotional and cosmic landscapes. The album kicks off with the instrumental 'Eclipse', where hypnotic electric violin loops build into an overwhelming crescendo, mirroring the awe-inspiring experience of witnessing an actual eclipse. This sets the stage for a collection of songs exploring the human experience against the backdrop of the vast cosmos. Tracks like 'Collide' confront the extra-galactic dread of inevitable cosmic events, while 'Fragments' and 'Think I Might Be Crazy' delve into the complexities of self-reflection and existential crises.

Lydia’s emotive vocals soar above the dynamic instrumentals, creating a powerful sonic experience. The band’s instrumental versatility shines through, with Brendan and Sean crafting a rich tapestry of sounds that perfectly complement Lydia’s vocals. The album's production, handled by Sean Jannay and mastered by Colby Gustafson, ensures a sonically rich and compositionally excellent record.

Gentry Blue’s music is intelligent, emotive, and thought-provoking, establishing them as one of Tennessee’s most exciting progressive rock acts. 'Fragments' is a testament to their creative synergy and a bold statement of intent. With their debut album, Gentry Blue is set to solidify their place in the progressive rock scene and beyond.