NIN meets eminem - just fukkin around - tryin to do something

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The New Shanghai

They Love You

Pretty Deadly

Another raw demo from the Midnight Ghost Town Crew.

Sour Cream

Summer Of '99

1976

A Million To One

For The Fallen Heroes

Dead Wrong

My musical journey started in Southern California where I first picked up a pair of drumsticks at the age of 8 years old. By the time I was 12 I was playing in professional bands and winning company picnic talent shows where they called me “Little Buddy Rich”. My parents would routinely wake me up to play a drum solo and impress their dinner guests during late night card games. Since I started very young there were not many kids my age I could jam with, so I soon learned how to play guitar and started writing songs around age 13. I was always interested in becoming a professional musician and artist. Being impatient and always wanting to hit the big time I was in and out of bands faster than most players. Some noteables were The Naughty Women (a trailblazing Orange County punk band. When I quit my replacement on the drums was Izzy Stradlin of Guns N Roses fame). Pandemonium (a heavy metal band where I aced the audition, beating out a guy named Steven Adler… who would go on to join Guns N Roaes just a year later). Redd Kross, renowned OG punk band turned power pop icons. Noize Toys, a glam rock band I formed and wrote songs for. We were big in the city of Commerce! W.A.S.P. short lived stint with one of Americas most controversial “shock rock” bands. Engines of Aggression, a group of my own design where I decided to take the mic and be a frontman. We got a major label record deal within 6 months of forming, played shows with Korn, System of a Down, Henry Rollins and Danzig to name a few. We toured, put out 2 albums then imploded. Following Engines I just kept writing songs in any genre that I felt like which turned into a decade long career producing music for television. I’ve had tracks in the Superbowl, the World Series and dozens of different network tv shows. In 2024 I am revisiting Engines of Aggression due to quite a bit of prodding and cajoling by fans who feel my work there is unfinished. We’ll see how this goes… I’m feeling good about it. Looking forward to a new version of EOA to unleash on the world.

Tripp Holland

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