Trencher, formed in 2001, is a London-based, casio-grind band. They have toured extensively with bands such as The Locust^{[citation needed]}, Some Girls and Daughters amongst others.^{[citation needed]} They were one of the last bands to record a Peel Session in 2004.^[1] They are currently signed to Southern Records and have released music on many labels, including Johnson Family Records, Upset the Rhythm, Crucificados and Enjoyment Records.

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• Presumed Dead cassette (2001)
• Black Queen/Trencher split 7-inch with Black Queen (2002)
• Kurt Schwitters/Trencher split 7-inch with Kurt Schwitters (2002)
• S.W.A Thrusts (2003)
• Trencher/The Kinetic Crash Cooperation split 5" with The Kinetic Crash Cooperation (2003)
• When Dracula Thinks "Look at me" CD (2003)
• Orthrelm/Trencher split 5" with Orthrelm (2005)
• Esquilax/Trencher (BBC Peel session) split 10-inch with Esquilax (2005, Upset The Rhythm)
• "Esquilax/Trencher" split cassette (2005) DLPR records
• Loa Loa/Trencher split CD with Loa Loa (2005)
• Cutting Pink With Knives/Trencher split 5" with Cutting Pink With Knives (2005)
• Trencher/Wether hexagonal lathe 8" split with Wether (2006)
• Phil Collins 3/Trencher split 7-inch with Phil Collins 3 (2006)
• Lips (2006, Southern Records)
• 99-05 Hi-Jinx Thus Far CS (2007)
• All Suffering...Soon To End 12-inch vinyl (2011) Enjoyment Records
• All Suffering...Soon To End CS (2011) Suplex Cassettes
• Azid cassette (2016)