Trey Spruance: Back in Faith No More
Trey Spruance's 2027 return to Faith No More connects his King for a Day album to his early Mr. Bungle work with Mike Patton.
Tracklist
- The Gentle Art of Making Enemies — Faith No More
- Caralho Voador — Faith No More
- Carry Stress In the Jaw — Mr. Bungle
Transcript
The Gentle Art of Making Enemies — Faith No More
Trey Spruance is back in Faith No More’s 2027 touring lineup, but he didn’t play the tour for the album he made with them. He joined after founding guitarist Jim Martin left in 1993, played on King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime, then left when the album was done. “The Gentle Art of Making Enemies” comes from that album. Hear The Gentle Art of Making Enemies by Faith No More.
Caralho Voador — Faith No More
Trey Spruance called his upcoming Faith No More appearances an “insane victory lap” in comments quoted by Guitar World. He said the invitation “means the world to me” and that he’d aim to do the eras of fellow guitarists Jon Hudson and Jim Martin proud. “Caralho Voador” takes us back to King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime, the Faith No More album Spruance played on. Hear Caralho Voador by Faith No More.
Carry Stress In the Jaw — Mr. Bungle
Before Trey Spruance played on Faith No More’s King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime, he formed Mr. Bungle with Faith No More singer Mike Patton in 1985. “Carry Stress In the Jaw” comes from Mr. Bungle’s Disco Volante. You’ve heard two tracks from the Faith No More album he played on. With Spruance returning to Faith No More’s 2027 lineup, here’s the other band he and Patton started together. What do you make of the change? Hear Carry Stress In the Jaw by Mr. Bungle.