Artist description FLIP TAKES A TRIP is an interesting combination of today's hard-hitting, guitar oriented rock and an experimental soup full of off-beat instrumentation and psychedelic sound. The songs are about the dreams, desires, and frustrations of everyday life, and finding that perfect cup of metaphorical coffee. But most of all, Flip Takes a Trip is about good 'ol Rock n Roll, in which "every set is a show, every song a journey, and you're invited!"

Music Style Original Rock from Dallas

Musical Influences Yes, Rush, Miles Davis, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin

Similar Artists That's for you to figure out.

Artist History The ameoba that was Flip Takes a Trip emerged from the Primordial goo of North Dallas party band Midnite Snack in late 1993 when guitarist Tim Hauser approached singer Brian Coleman about putting together a small, guitar oriented unit that would concentrate on straight-ahead rock and original composition. Under the name of Renaisonix, the band began playing club dates in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area, and in mid 1994, Brian's brother Brett Coleman joined. The group changed their name to Flip Takes a Trip in late 1995, and began writing songs in earnest, as composition became the focus. Shortly after drummer Kris Cordell joined in 1997, (we've lost count on how many drummers we've had!), the band entered the studio to record their first independently produced and self-titled album. At this writing, Flip Takes a Trip continues to record and perform their particular brand of demented tunes for you, the record buying public.

Group Members Brett Coleman (acoustic and electric bass, steel guitar, keyboards), Brian Coleman (lead vocal, acoustic and electric guitar, keyboards), Kris Cordell (drums, percussion, backing vocal) and Tim Hauser (lead guitar, keyboards, backing vocal)

Instruments Guitars, Keyboard, Bass and Drums

Albums Flip Takes A Trip

Location Dallas, TX - USA

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