Over the last fourteen years and dozens of albums and singles, cosmic LA rockers
Triptides have traversed a kaleidoscopic musical landscape of psychedelic rock, Laurel
Canyon folk, and spaced out jazz pop — but each track can be traced back to the
group’s leader, Glenn Brigman’s unique ability to craft and explore a seemingly infinite
number of dimensional melodies and harmonies.
With every line of Brigman’s airy vocals that dance across the tape and into the
speakers, stoners, trippers and lovers alike are transported to a sweet and familiar
place, lifted by chiming guitars, hypnotic drums, glittering pianos and hallucinogenic
fuzz.

Each Triptides recording is a personal reflection, an unexpected evolution and honest
testament to The Song. And the next one will be no different.
Catch Triptides live, and you’ll see a band that shifts shapes and moods like lightning in
a bottle, fluidly and fluently turning up and turning out — always taking the audience on
a trip.
Either way, you’ll want to find them out there.
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Now hear this:
Triptides has just linked up with Label 51 Recordings for new releases in 2025 and
onward, and another chapter is being written for the California rock and rollers.