Yip-Yip
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Yip-Yip was an American experimental electronic duo from Winter Park, Florida, formed by Jason Temple and Brian Esser in March 20011. They are best known for combining aspects of electronica, ska, and jazz and for their eccentric costumes.
Yip-Yip was an American experimental electronic duo from Winter Park, Florida, formed by Jason Temple and Brian Esser in March 2001. They are best known for combining aspects of electronica, ska, and jazz and for their eccentric costumes. ==Influences== Yip-Yip's most notable influence is Devo. in an interview Esser said: "One of our biggest influences is Devo. We like their sound and their overall image. I also really like ska music from the ’80s and ’90s," ==Discography== ===Studio albums=== 1 (2001) Skills (2002) Pro-Twelve Thinker (2004) In The Reptile House (2006) Two Kings Of The Same Kingdom (2007) Scud Nips I (2008) Bone Up (2011) ===Extended Plays and Singles=== High Heel To Mammal EP (2003) Candy Dinner Single (2005) Munch Much Mush (Split 7-inch EP with 2Up) (2005) Club Mummy/Audacity Beach Single (2006) Been Caught Stealing (Jane's Addiction cover) (2011) ==Awards== Orlando Weekly's "Best Electronic Act" 9 years in a row: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 2010, 2011, & 2012. ==References== ==External links== Official Myspace It Are Good Records Official Myspace Yip-Yip on YouTube.com Yip-Yip on Bandcamp
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