Trespass
Trespass is a lost metal artifact luckily preserved on the Metal for Muthas, Vol. II collection. Formed in Suffolk, England, by brothers Mark (guitar) and Paul (drums) Sutcliffe, the band toiled for three years before releasing "One of These Days" in 1979 on its own Trial label. An excellent cut recalling sinful Blue Öyster Cult, the song set Trespass on the crest of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. Steve Mills (vocals), Cris Linscott (bass), and Dave Crawte (rhythm guitar) rounded out the band, who now brandished a powerful live prowess as well. However, second single "Jealousy" faded quickly. Robert Irving replaced Linscott, and Mark took the mic when Mills departed. Robert Eckland ultimately performed vox duties on an EP titled Bright Lights and the full-length Trespass in 1981. Around this time, Trespass landed two tracks on Metal for Muthas, Vol. II, a different recording of the debut single and "Storm Child." But the group never grabbed big label attention and disappeared. In 1988, the brothers resurfaced (with Crawte on bass) in Blue Bludd. Two Music for Nations recordings flopped, and this new incarnation shared the tragic fate of Trespass.
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Wolf at the Door
Miscellaneous - Released by From The Vaults on 26 May 2023
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Footprints in the Rock
Rock - Released by Mighty Music on 12 Jan 2018
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Live Like a King
Rock - Released by From The Vaults on 28 Apr 2023
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Cockatrice
Progressive Rock - Released by Trespass on 14 Mar 2017
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용의주도미스신 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
한예슬, Cho Young Wook, Trespass, Son Ho Young
Soundtracks - Released by 조영욱 on 7 Dec 2007
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