Trilemma are a unique and inventive trio with a distinctive sound and presence. Their unique sound is a blend of rock, blues and jazz, with an occasional hint of folk. Original material is interspersed with innovative arrangements of songs drawn from a very wide range of musical genre. The quality of musicianship is highly professional and live performances are not to be missed.

A typical play list, includes items such as:
Listen - a superb opening song written by Hannah.
Hole in the coal - an original arrangement of the jazz/blues instrumental.
You're gonna find me gone - a bluesy song of lost love written by Tom.
People say - a reflective song of Hannah's that builds in complexity.
Dark side of the mine - an original instrumental by Tom.
Look away - an up-tempo driving number written by Andy.
She stood there - another classic from Hannah with strong emotional impact.
Stop - a great song from Hannah.

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Examples of gigs:
The Hope and Anchor, The Rosswyn - Ross on Wye's foremost musical venues in 2004. The Boat at Redbrook - one of Wales' most highly regarded musical venues S&A Mardon, Hereford - playing to a delighted crowd of 2000 students from Eastern Europe.

Reviews:
2004 Ross on Wye Unintentional Festival; 'Headline act Hannah Smith's spine tingling voice enthralled the audience' -
The Ross Gazette.

Trilemma are: Hannah Bengough-Smith: Vocals and acoustic guitar Andy Herbert: Fretless, semi-acoustic, electric, bass guitars Tom Richardson: Electric, acoustic, classical, lead guitars