There are multiple bands with the name Trespass:
1) The NWOBHM band formed in 1978, perhaps most famous for their contributions to 1980's 'Metal for Muthas Volume II: Cut Loud' compilation, "One of These Days" and "Storm Child." They released three singles during their original run: 'One of These Days' and 'Jealousy' in 1980, and 'Bright Lights' in 1981, in addition to appearances on the aforementions 'Metal for Muthas Volume II' and 'Metal Explosion' compilations. They recorded some demos before splitting up. In 1992, a compilation of single tracks and unreleased demos, called 'The Works' was released, and was followed a year later by a new studio album, 'Head'. In 2000 a second 'The Works' compilation was released, and Sanctuary released a two disc, 36 track anthology in 2004 named 'One of These Days' after the groups most famous song, which is now considered a bona fide, essential classic of the NWOBHM era.

2) TRESPASS is a three piece band from Israel, and no GENESIS clone in case you wondered. TRESPASS's music has lots of variation and a musical playfulness seldom heard in the progressive rock genre. This band performs their energetic brand of prog/baroque/jazz/blue/folk and bring us all back to life. Their sound reveals astounding Progressive rock pieces, English sung but with instrumental sequences dominating. You may think of EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER, FOCUS, UK or THE NICE.

"In Haze Of Time" is a disc of symphonic progressive cut, characteristically elaborated by the elements and the influence with which the progressive rock of the 70's is composed. Something classic, made today. In summary, "In Haze Of Time" is a ‘must have’ for lovers of the jazzier side of prog.


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korean hiphop artist.

4) Greek new-wave band of the 80's with the ex-singer from "Alive she died"