Trustfall

Trustfall fatefully got together with a mutual respect and admiration for each other's talents, as well as a desire to create a widely influenced, uniquely heavy sound. The common bond they all share is as strong as the rock from which they carve their fierce yet melodic compositions. The first line-up of Trustfall oozed from the sidewalks of Boston in December '98. Local and regional gigs followed as the band readied material for their debut release "bright," recorded in the summer of '99. Word spread and Trustfall quickly built a rabid fan-base eager for the CD, culminating in a sold-out release show at O'Brien's in Boston (Oct 23,1999). Trustfall's live reputation enabled them to secure gigs all over New England, as well as New York City, PA., and Upstate N.Y. "Bright" charted #31 on the CMJ Loud Rock Chart and #20 on FMQB after a successful radio campaign in April/May 2000. Trustfall was chosen as band of the month on theprp.com (Pimp Rock Palace) for May 2000. On Farmclub.com, Trustfall was listed as a featured artist twice. In late summer of 2000, the band parted ways with the original vocalist and auditioned and accepted vocalist Ryan Potts and also added second guitarist Steve Cronin. The new line-up debuted less than a month later at the Continental in NYC. Regional gigs played since have proven that Trustfall's new sound has been accepted by the old fans and won over many new converts. The band is ready to spearhead music in the 21st century. Forthcoming releases and a rigorous performance schedule will cement their reputation as one of New England's premier loud rock experiences.