One of my favorite eras is the feel good music of the eighties where hair metal ruled and everybody had a good time. Many eighties bands have made comeback attempts in recent years, some good and some really, really bad. A band that has stayed together and stayed true to their sound is Trixter. In 2012, Trixter released a solid new album “New Audio Machine” featuring all the members from their heyday. With vocalist Pete Loran and guitarist Steve Brown along with the rhythm section of bassist P.J. Farley and drummer Mark “Gus” Scott, Trixter is back and stronger than ever. With a hot new record just released, “Human Era,” the band sounds great and the songs are top notch. I had the chance to chat with P.J. Farley and discuss the new album and summer tour. Please join us for a conversation with P.J. and find out all the lastest on Trixter.
We would like to thank Dustin Hardman of Frontier Records for setting up the interview with P.J. Farley. For more information on Trixter including the new disc “Human Era,” please go to: Trixter.
