The Trucks were an all-female, indie, casio-rock, dance-punk band who origi… Read Full Bio ↴The Trucks were an all-female, indie, casio-rock, dance-punk band who originally formed in Bellingham, WA in 2003 (they are currently more spread out, and are residing in Seattle, Olympia, Bellingham, and Mt. Vernon!). The Trucks are four fabulous females who write and perform catchy and edgy fun songs about bicycles, boys, life, sex, girls, big afros, girls, relationships and lots more. They are lots of fun and put on great shows, usually dressed up all crazy. Their debut CD on Clickpop Records The Trucks became a undergound favorite around the nation in early 2007. The band has announced that it will stop touring in the Fall of 2008. However they have played two shows since then (July 2009 in Bellingham and November 2010 in Olympia) and there has been talk of releasing new songs.

The Trucks have played several large festivals including Sasquatch, Bumbershoot, CMJ, and SXSW. They have been on several regional and national tours - but have played the most around Seattle and New York/Brooklyn.They were featured on the popular NPR radio program "Fresh Air" with a review by Milo Miles. They also appeared in articles on Spin.com, Blender.com and Keyboard Magazine. More recently their song Shattered was featured on the t.v. show "The L Word". Their song Zombie was used in a TV trailer for the major motion picture "Resident Evil 5 in 3D". They are not to be confused with Trucks, a one-hit wonder from Norway/England (who had the hit "It's Just Porn Mum").

Kristin Allen-Zito (Vocals/Keyboards/Guitar) has a solo career and also has albums out on Clickpop Records.

Faith Reichel has a new band called Shit Machine

Marissa Moore (vocals/keys/mallets) & Faith Reichel (Bass/Vocals) are active in the visual arts.

Drummer Lindy McIntyre was previously in the Bellingham band Everybody's Debbie.

Original drummer Liz Whitmore (a member of Ash and the Widowmakers) passed away at an early age from a rare cancer.

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