Hella - Tripper Album

Tracklist

1	Long Hair	3:13
2	Kid Life Crisis	4:16
3	Yubacore	3:45
4	Psycho Bro	4:08
5	Furthest	3:43
6	Osaka	4:48
7	Headless	4:35
8	On The Record	2:17
9	Self Checkout	3:11
10	Netgear	5:36

Credits

• Drums – Zach Hill
• Engineer – Andy Morin
• Guitar, Bass, Keyboards [Keys] – Spencer Seim
• Mixed By – Andy Morin, Hella
• Producer – Andy Morin, Hella
• Recorded By – Andy Morin, Spencer Seim

Notes

VERY RARE. TEST PRESSING.
One of only two test pressings.
"Test Pressing" written on white label.

http://sargenthouse.com/

Barcodes

• Barcode: 634457546110
• Matrix / Runout (side A): S-77412 A
• Matrix / Runout (side B): S-77413 B
• ASIN: B005BO2KUI

Short intro

Tripper by Hella, released 30 August 2011 1. Headless 2. Self Checkout 3. Long Hair 4. Yubacore 5. Netgear 6. Kid Life Crisis 7. On The Record 8. Furthest 9. Psycho Bro 10. Osaka . cadejo Tripper is, oddly, on the more polished and coherent, perhaps streamlined end of Hella's output. It is also such a smooth ride with yet thoroughly enjoyable, upbeat and energetic compositions that rather than diminishing its richness by calling it mainstream, it's safe to prescribe this album as Math Noise 101. Stylistically, I think Tripper is an exciting return to Hella's old, stripped down form. The downside is, though I do think Hella is sounding pretty fierce on this album, the songs are filtered through a pretty weak recording. The guitars and drums sound tinny, flat, and claustrophobic. It's hardly free to Hella Tripper Headless, Self Checkout and more. 10 tracks 39:32. Tripper is the fifth full-length studio album by math rock band Hella. It was their first release through Sargent House. The album is an instrumental record. It was released on August 30, 2011 and marks the band's reduction back to core members Zach Hill and Spencer Seim, after having expanded to a five-piece for their 2007 release There's No 666 in Outer Space. It charted at No 41 on the Billboard Heatseekers Albums for 17 September 2011. Hella - Tripper 2011. To favorites 2 Download album. Listen album. Noise Rock Experimental Rock Math Rock. Songs in album Hella - Tripper 2011. Hella - Headless. Hella - Self Checkout. Hella - Long Hair. Hella - Yubacore. Hella - Netgear. Hella - Kid Life Crisis. Hella - On The Record. Album 2011 10 Songs. Alternative 2011. Redirected from Tripper Hella album. Hella is an American math rock band from Sacramento, California. The primary members of the band are Spencer Seim on electric guitar and Zach Hill on drums. In 2005, the band expanded their live band by adding Dan Elkan on vocals, rhythm guitar, sampler and synthesizer and Jonathan Hischke on synth bass guitar for their Church Gone WildChirpin' Hard tour. In 2006 they reformed as a five-piece line-up including Seim, Hill, Carson McWhirter of The Advantage. About Tripper. Hellas fifth full-length album, Tripper is the bands first release following the return to core members Spencer Seim and Zach Hill and the departure from the full band format seen on Theres No 666 in Outer Space. Tripper remains Hellas latest release not including the flexi disc single Santas Little Hella, and while the band has never officially broken up, it is assumed that Zach Hills focus on industrial hip hop group Death Grips led to the extended hiatus that continues to this day. Tripper Q&A. Label Sargent House. Band Name Hella. Album Name Tripper. Type Album. Released date 30 August 2011. Labels Sargent House. Music StyleExperimental Rock. Members owning this album0. This playlist has no tracks yet. Follow Hella and others on SoundCloud. Album release date: 30 August 2011. Tripper is the fifth studio album by math rock band Hella, released August 30, 2011. It was their first release through Sargent House and their third instrumental record. Tripper marks the band's reduction back to core members Zach Hill and Spencer Seim, after having expanded to a five-piece for their 2007 release There's No 666 in Outer Space. Hella - Tripper - Album Review. Retrieved 2012-03-12. Articles with short description. Articles with hAudio microformats. Sargent House albums. 2011 albums