Some bands ease into the scene. Inside The Trojan Horse kicks down the door. Their debut single “Burn” hits like a sledgehammer, and that’s exactly what they were going for. This isn’t just another rock band – it’s what happens when you take members of Gemini Syndrome, Red Sun Rising, and JIBE and let them off the leash.

The band produced this one themselves, and you can tell they weren’t interested in playing nice. There’s a raw, hungry quality to the sound that brings to mind those classic rock records you grew up with, but it’s got enough modern muscle to hang with today’s heavyweights. Joe Grah’s vocals are the real deal – the kind that make you stop whatever you’re doing and pay attention.

What really gets me about “Burn” is how fearless it is. The guitar work weaves through the song like smoke, building into these massive chorus explosions that feel earned, not forced. The rhythm section isn’t just keeping time – they’re creating tension, releasing it, then building it right back up again. Most bands would play it safer on their first single. These guys apparently didn’t get that memo.