The fact most likely to be beaten to death about The Gills is that the four piece is comprised of two sets of brothers. In the vein of The National, The Bee Gees, and the more Nashville-specific Kings Of Leon, a band built around a family unit is far from unheard of, but the resulting sonic solidarity can be difficult to replicate without the inarguably binding background of bunk beds and DNA. With Chris and Jesse Wheeler covering both guitar and vocals while twins Matt and Andy Prince maintain the rhythm section on drums and bass (respectively), the band's tightness onstage as well as on their debut EP, Motor Running, is a tough subject to ignore.

With the help of motorcycle shop/recording studio NOW Records, The Gills have released the music video for "Feel It," in which they introduce themselves and their female alter egos to the public.

You can also buy or stream "Feel It" here. –Brianne Turner

Tonight at the Mercy Lounge, the lineup is stacked high with Tennessee talent, featuring set lists from Eastern Block, The Gills, The Future, and Josh Foster. For some inexplicable reason, this show is free of charge, which makes it very easy to come out and show your support for some of your local talent. The show starts at 9 pm "sharp," which could also mean "9:30... ish" on a venue's watch, but show up early just in case.

Electro-popist Kyle Andrews is playing his first Nashville show of the year at The High Watt Friday, May 4 with The Gills and Cashatt. Soooo, the first person to shoot us an e-mail at delinashville@gmail.com gets a free ticket to the show, and the band will even let ya bring your +1.