Trust Company

Trust Company is an American nu metal band formed in Prattville, Alabama, in 1997. The group, also known as TRUST*CO, was originally made up of Kevin Palmer (vocals/guitar), Josh Moates (bass), James Fukai (guitar), and Jason Singleton (drums). 

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Their music career took off when they signed with Geffen Records in 2002. Their debut album, "The Lonely Position of Neutral," was a hit, producing singles like "Downfall" that reached the top 10 in the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart. The album was certified gold by the RIAA, signifying over 500,000 copies sold. 

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Their follow-up album, "True Parallels," was released in 2005 but didn't achieve the same level of commercial success. After a brief disbandment, the group reformed in 2007 and released their third album, "Dreaming in Black and White," in 2011 under the label E1 Music.

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Trust Company's music is characterized by a blend of heavy rock and melodic elements, with an emphasis on powerful, emotive vocals. Despite periods of hiatus and lineup changes, the band has maintained a loyal fan base. Their influence can be seen in the nu metal and alternative rock genres.