A Trunk Full Of Dead Bodies
A Trunk Full of Dead Bodies came out of Seattle in the 1990s with Jude Gold on vocals and guitar, Sal Bernardi on bass, and Jake Fear on drums. Their sound...
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A Trunk Full of Dead Bodies came out of Seattle in the 1990s with Jude Gold on vocals and guitar, Sal Bernardi on bass, and Jake Fear on drums. Their sound pulled from grunge, metal, and punk, with Gold's raspy voice over it. They put out albums like 'Candy Apple Red' in 1994, 'Disturb the Peace' in 1996, and 'Feed the Vultures' in 1998.
Their lyrics got them attention, sometimes for being confrontational. The song 'Area Code' dealt directly with sexual assault, and other tracks like 'Bi-Polar Opposites' and 'Finger In Your Throat' kept that tense, raw tone. They weren't around too long, breaking up around 2000.
After that, Gold worked on solo material. Bernardi and Fear kept playing in other bands. The group's records still turn up for people who want that particular strain of 90s Seattle heaviness, without much polish.
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