Backstory:
Insidious Treatment was born in the heart of Detroit, Michigan, in the early 2000s. The band was the brainchild of high school friends Larry ‘Bones’ Tanner (vocals) and Andy ‘Viper’ Malone (lead guitar), who wanted to fuse their love for traditional blues with their passion for modern rock. After several failed attempts to gather a complete ensemble, they finally found their perfect match in Jenny ‘Jazz’ Altman (drums) and Max ‘Bassman’ Fitzgerald (bass). Their synergy was palpable from the start, and their shared commitment to creating a unique sound gave life to Insidious Treatment.
The band, with their raw talent and undeterred spirit, quickly gained local popularity. Their electrifying live performances at small gigs and underground clubs rapidly spread their unique sound throughout the city and beyond. With every passing year, they have continued to break boundaries and redefine the blues-rock genre, making them one of the most exciting bands to watch in the current music scene.
Genre:
Blues-Rock Fusion
Title:
“Burning Bridges”
Full Song Lyrics:
(Verse 1)
Em C
Down in the valley where the river runs deep,
G D
We used to dance under the willow tree’s sleep.
Em C
But now, that river’s gone dry, no tears left to weep,
G D
The bridges we built, now ashes beneath our feet.
(Chorus)
Am C
We’re burning bridges, baby, one by one,
G D
Our love’s a losing game, it’s a race that can’t be won.
Am C
The flames are rising, our hearts on the run,
G D
We’re burning bridges, baby, till we’re done.
(Verse 2)
Em C
The echo of your laughter still rings in my ears,
G D
The ghost of our love, a memory that sears.
Em C
We danced with the devil, drowned in our fears,
G D
Now we’re burning bridges, lost in the smoke of our tears.
(Repeat Chorus)
Bands Favorite Fan Testimonial:
Our favorite fan has to be Sarah ‘BluesLady’ Gordon. She’s been with us since our first gig in Detroit and has followed our journey every step of the way. Sarah says, “Insidious Treatment is more than just a band to me; their music has been my solace in times of despair and my joy in times of celebration. Their unique blend of blues and rock resonates with my soul. They aren’t just musicians; they are poets, storytellers, and my heroes.”