Trixter
Trixter formed in Neptune City, New Jersey in 1983, with guitarist Steve Brown, bassist P.J. Farley, and vocalist Peter Loran. Drummer Mark Gus Scott joined a...
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Trixter formed in Neptune City, New Jersey in 1983, with guitarist Steve Brown, bassist P.J. Farley, and vocalist Peter Loran. Drummer Mark Gus Scott joined a few years later in 1986. They were playing melodic hard rock at a time when grunge was becoming dominant, which made it harder for them to get attention.
Their self-titled debut album came out in 1991 and included the single 'Give It To Me Good.' That song did well enough to reach the top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100. The following year they released 'Hear!,' which had the ballad 'You'll Never See Me Cryin'' on it.
They put out a few more albums through the '90s, including 'Crash the Box' in 1994 and 'Speaking of the Devil' in 1997. The band has continued to record occasionally in later years, with releases like 'Human Era' in 2021.
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