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Zipper Club was an American musical group from Los Angeles, California. The group was formed by members Mason James of Cerebral Ballzy and solo artist Lissy Trullie.[3]
Zipper Club | |
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Background information | |
Origin | Los Angeles, California |
Labels | Epic[citation needed] |
Members | Mason James (guitar)[1] Lissy Trullie (vocals)[1] Damar Davis (drums)[2] |
Website | zipperclub |
Zipper Club was initially formed from the writing of Mason James of Cerebral Ballzy.[3] After touring internationally for many years, James left the group to start a new project.[3] He wanted to explore new instrumentations and musical styles so he began writing songs that were inspired by the diverse musical taste of his childhood.[4] He spent the next couple years honing his sound in his bedroom.[4]
James met up with Trullie to write and record the rest of the record, coming up with the name Zipper Club in the process.[5] Prior to Zipper Club, Trullie was a solo artist fronting the group Lissy Trullie in addition to studying art and film theory at Parsons and The New School.[6]
James and Trullie met with James Iha in Los Angeles to produce some of the songs for the band.[4] The duo has referred to Iha as a "subtle mad scientist" and is the only producer they wanted to work with.[3] James and Trullie continued to work with Iha as they recorded what would be the group's debut LP.[4] Zipper Club is currently managed by David Bason.[7]
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