IPECAC was a sax/piano duo back in the late 1980s. Jon Friesen and I (Travis Emmitt) recorded several albums of jazz, rock, reggae, and rap. We never performed live, since most of our music was heavily dependent upon overdubs.

This site presents the entire IPECAC catalog. Every song has its own mp3, comments, and whatever metadata I could scrounge up. It's complete overkill for a band that hasn't existed since 1990, but hey, no one listened to us back then either, so it's not like our popularity has waned or anything.

latest site updates

  • 2012-11-11 Added images to mp3s.
  • 2012-05-17 Added flash players to album pages.
  • 2010-07-16 Added local listening options.
  • 2008-05-27 Added support for song and album ratings.
  • 2008-05-25 Reorganized gear page.

latest albums

home
Introduction, latest news, site summary; a good page to bookmark.
news
All recent song, album, and site updates.
albums
Details for all IPECAC albums, with mp3s, cover images, track lists, album notes, song notes, and lyrics.
songs
Complete list of IPECAC songs, with sorting options.
band
Detailed bio, including participants and history.
gear
Notes about instruments and recording equipment we used.
store
You can order IPECAC CDs directly from me.
forum
Discussion list.
search
Advanced search tools for this site.
contact
How to get in touch with the band.

Introduction

Most of the music is pretty bad. As in "pretty" I mean "horribly". Really, really, really bad.

However, there are some cool moments buried in the muck. I think the best thing we ever did was our last effort: Live at Carnegie Hall. Aside from that, well, click away until you find something cool. Enjoy what you can. Feel free to contact me and let me know what you think!

If you're curious about my other music, check out the Anchovies, Trex, and Tripecac.

For a list of my other web sites see tripalot.com.