| View Larger Image | Hermaphrodite | Audio CDby Eric Copeland
| List Price: | $13.98 | | | Available: | Usually ships in 24 hours |
| | Binding: | Audio CD | | Studio: | Paw Tracks | | Release Date: | August 14, 2007 | | Sales Rank: | 279,303th |
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TRACK LISTING |
Disc: 1
- Track 1: Hermaphrodite
- Track 2: Scraps
- Track 3: Booly Boo
- Track 4: FKD
- Track 5: Oreo
- Track 6: Mouthhole
- Track 7: Green Burrito
- Track 8: Dinca
- Track 9: Wash Up
- Track 10: Scumpipe
- Track 11: Spacehead
- Track 12: Tree Aliens
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 2 reviews)
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An oddly shaped gem by Jack likes bagels  4 Stars
August 21, 2009
Being a fan of black dice and animal collective, I found out about this album and looked it up. Since it was about $3 in new condition, and I felt like getting something different, I decided to purchase this. This album is very strange, I still don't know whats on the cover art. Eric's work here is similar to that of his main project/band black dice, except this seems less sporadic, more atmospheric, and contains more live instruments. It's very nice to mellow out to, even though some track are better (and noisier) then others. If you have a few dollars and you like black dice or similar artists I'd definitely recommend picking this up and discovering an entirely different, but mysteriously similar soundscape.
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grows on you by ps181 (usa)  5 Stars
March 17, 2008
This is probably my most listened album from 2007 and I still don't know why. Every song is simple, catchy and completely distorted. Not distorted like screaming white noise, just really complicated textures that sound wrong in a really good way. Kind of like when a cd player skips or someone gets feedback on a microphone and it sounds better than whatever was going on before. You can tell Copeland is in the Black Dice, but this record doesn't have as much tension as theirs usually do. It's just at home with the weirdness. Check out Tree Aliens or Spacehead if you want to decide to get this.
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