Find out how Trustkill Records put metalcore on the map, from its roots in the 90s DIY hardcore scene to becoming one of the top metal/hardcore labels of the 2000s, and finally its demise in 2010.
- How Trustkill founder Josh Grabelle got started booking shows in his New Jersey basement for Earth Crisis, Lifetime, Snapcase, Hatebreed and more
- Trustkill's early releases like the "Land Of Greed, World Of Need" compilation and bands like Despair, Harvest, and Brother's Keeper among many others
- Defining releases like the Hellfest 2000 DVD with Converge, Every Time I Die, Bane, and Shai Hulud, the groundbreaking Poison The Well album "The Opposite Of December" and the gold-selling "Poison" by Bullet For My Valentine
- The "golden years" of Trustkill Records, when they got metalcore bands like Eighteen Visions, Bleeding Through, and Walls of Jericho on MTV's Headbanger's Ball and Ozzfest
- The distribution deal with Fontana/Universal that ultimately lead Josh to walk away from Trustkill and start Bullet Tooth Records
- Interviews with Josh on No Echo bit.ly/2V1oo5w and Lambgoat bit.ly/2WnLHXu
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27 мар 2019
