Red Grenadine was an American indie rock band that emerged in the early 1990s, known for their unique blend of melodic guitar work and introspective lyrics. The group was formed by singer-guitarist Jenny Toomey, guitarist Mark Robinson, and drummer Trey Many, bringing together influences of punk and alternative rock with a distinctive, lo-fi sound. Although their discography was limited — with an EP and a few singles released through indie labels like Simple Machines and 1994’s “Grenadine” — the band's contribution to the indie music scene was significant, leaving a lasting impact with their heartfelt and raw musical style. Despite their short-lived career, Red Grenadine helped pave the way for the burgeoning indie rock movement of the 1990s.