Artist description Trip Hop Children is a seven-piece band fusing the explicit facets of traditional heavy metal, contemporary grind core and down-tuned gut-wrenching mayhem. Into this macrobiotic madness come Brandon Yingling, Erik Kessinger, Jered Taylor, Mike Hall, Noah Neff, Richard Eakes and Zeke Callabres. Each entity disembarks with proficiency on his instrument, which is an amalgam to materialize the intense and pioneering music of the Trip Hop Children.Trip Hop Children evolved in the intermediary season of 1999 in the Oakland district of Topeka, KS. Amongst the multiplicity of the Oakland district, the Trip Hop Children advanced their ferocious style. With concentrations ranging from traditional speed metal to contemporary groove-core the Trip Hop Children have developed a madness identifiable with seamless execution and formidable intensity.On September 18th, 2000 Trip Hop Children released their much anticipated debut full-length album, "Motion Discomfort." Since then the band has received immense acclaim enabling the ensemble to further their quest towards composing their macrobiotic madness. From the powerful hammering of 8-Ball and the remorseless blitzkrieg of Buck Knutty to the transcendent melodies within Hollow and the tribal break down within Off the Hook, the Trip Hop Children's brutally aggressive and extremely dynamic show is something not to be missed. Seeing truly is believing.

Music Style Heavy Metal

Musical Influences Sepultura, Fear Factory, Chimaira, Skinlab, Sevendust, Kottonmouth Kings, and Incubus

Similar Artists Chimaira, Fear Factory and Sepultura

Group Members Brandon Yingling-Percussion, Erik Kessinger-Drums, Jered Taylor-Bass, Mike Hall-Guitar, Noah Neff-Vocals, Richard Eakes-Vocals, Zeke Calabres-Guitar

Instruments Bass, Guitar, Drums, Percussion and samples

Albums Motion Discomfort

Location Topeka, KS, Kansas - USA

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