Trust Me

back in stock. eclectic, stylish, uber cool. trost returns with 'trust me', her second full-length stunner that looks set to dazzle and charm. annika line trost, born and bred in berlin, experienced her first punk rock crush, checking out kralle krawinkel, guitarist with the german cult band trio, on tv. loving all things punk, trost smeared on the eyeliner and picked up a pair of drumsticks. ingeniously walking the line of electronic punk rock, cobra killer have minted their own musical style while constantly continuing to reinvent themselves radically. their loud, no holds barred, excessive live shows shocked and entertained, winning them a whole new legion of fans from sonic youth to dj hell. now annika line trost has completed her second album, 'trust me', twelve electro pop tinged gems that delve into her dark and twisted world of love and life. similar to the fleeting images of a david lynch movie, accompanied by the manic despair of francoise hardy, trost's songs possess an irresistible allure. she tells us nonchalantly and in french, german and english of great love and great coldness, and you can no longer resist the realisation that these two, taken to the extreme, coincide. 'trust me' was recorded by trost in australia and berlin with the musicians tom carlyion (the devastations), conrad standish (the devastations), and in berlin with f.j. kruger (ideal), thomas wydler (nick cave and the bad seeds), jan schade and adam-eve.