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Trick Blue - You Repulse Me (But Not Enough)

You Repulse Me (But Not Enough) is an Alternative-Rock power house that gets any crowd jumping. Serving as our sets opener, our first professionally recorded single has gotten enough listeners to actually get people singing along at every gig. The song is about a lover who is undeniably toxic, but difficult to give up. It features creative imagery alongside shoegazing guitars. A perfect fit for anyone who enjoys hard hitting rock music, with catchy choruses that get stuck in your head.

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