Trust

Trust was a French hard rock band.

Trust rose to fame in 1979 and 1980 with a music mixing hard rock influences with an acerbic social and political commentary with anarchist undertones. They were largely seen as a harder

Trust was a French hard rock band.

Trust rose to fame in 1979 and 1980 with a music mixing hard rock influences with an acerbic social and political commentary with anarchist undertones. They were largely seen as a harder, more "lower-class" counterpart of Téléphone. Their 1980 hit song Antisocial (on the Répression album) criticized the frenetic, deshumanized pace of modern life and work in large cities. Songs such as Le Mitard attacked what Trust claimed was an excessively repressive handling of delinquence, featuring texts from public enemy Jacques Mesrine. The style of singer Bernie Bonvoisin was compared to that of Bon Scott from AC/DC, with whom Trust had a friendly relationship.