Trevor Dunn

Trevor Dunn

American rock musician
Date of Birth: 30.01.1968
Country: USA

Content:
  1. Early Life and Career with Mr. Bungle
  2. Post-Mr. Bungle Projects
  3. Discography
  4. 1988 - "Goddammit I Love America" (The Works: USA)
  5. 2004 - "Delïrium Cördia"
  6. 2008 - "Live From London 2006 DVD" (by The FantômasMelvins Big Band)

Early Life and Career with Mr. Bungle

American rock musician Trevor Dunn was born on January 30, 1968. His musical journey began in adolescence when he picked up the bass guitar. While still in high school, he co-founded the experimental rock band Mr. Bungle with vocalist Mike Patton and guitarist Trey Spruance. The band's unique sound fused elements of thrash metal and hard rock, often seamlessly transitioning between diverse musical genres during live performances.

Trevor Dunn

In 2000, Mr. Bungle disbanded, and Dunn has remained tight-lipped about the reasons behind the split. He has since distanced himself from discussions about the band, stating that he has "moved on." However, Dunn has hinted at having ample material to pen a book about Mr. Bungle, along with unreleased recordings that could form an entire album.

Trevor Dunn

Post-Mr. Bungle Projects

Following his departure from Mr. Bungle, Dunn played in other bands, including Fantômas and Trevor Dunn's Trio-Convulsant. Ipecac Recordings signed both groups to its label. Recently, Dunn has formed a new rock band called MadLove, with a debut album planned for release on Ipecac in 2009. MadLove features vocalist Sunny Kim, drummer Ches Smith, guitarist Hilmar Jensson, and keyboardist Erik Deutsch.

Trevor Dunn

Discography

Solo Album
2008 - "Four Films" (Tzadik Records: USA)
With Mr. Bungle
Demos:

1986 - "The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny" (Ladd-Frith Productions: USA)

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1987 - "Bowel of Chiley" (Playhouse Productions, Rastacore Records: USA)

Trevor Dunn

1988 - "Goddammit I Love America" (The Works: USA)

1989 - "OU818" ("B" Productions: USA)
Studio Albums:
1991 - "Mr. Bungle" (Warner Bros. Records: USA)
1995 - "Disco Volante" (Warner Bros. Records: USA)
1999 - "California" (Warner Bros. Records: USA)
With Trevor Dunn's Trio-Convulsant
1998 - "Debutantes & Centipedes"
2004 - "Sister Phantom Owl Fish"
With Shelley Burgon
2005 - no title - (metaphysically titled - How Far is Far?)
2006 - "Baltimore"
With Fantômas
1999 - "Fantômas"
2001 - "The Director's Cut"

2002 - "Millennium Monsterwork 2000" (by The FantômasMelvins Big Band)

2003 - "Masada Anniversary Edition Vol. 3: The Unknown Masada" (by John Zorn, Fantômas perform Zemaraim)

2004 - "Delïrium Cördia"

2005 - "Suspended Animation"

2005 - "Who Is It/Where Is The Line Mixes 12" Vinyl" (by Björk, Side B features a Fantômas remix of Where Is The Line)

2005 - "Animali In Calore Surriscaldati Con Ipertermia Genitale/Cat in Red" (Split 5" Vinyl / 3" CD with Melt-Banana)

2008 - "Live From London 2006 DVD" (by The FantômasMelvins Big Band)

With Secret Chiefs 3
1996 - "The Legendary Paper Project 7" (As The Secret Chiefs Trio)
1996 - "First Grand Constitution and Bylaws"
1998 - "Second Grand Constitution and Bylaws"
With The Rob Price Quartet
1999 - "Pantychrist"
2004 - "At Sunset"
2007 - "I really do not see the Signal"

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