Eric Copeland

Eric Copeland is an experimental musician known for his off-kilter, highly rhythmic solo work that blends elements of noise, psychedelia, and abstract pop. A longtime member of the influential avant-pop group Black Dice, Copeland has carved out a unique niche with a solo style that’s both playful and deconstructed, often built from looping, heavily processed samples and fractured beats. His music is lo-fi but deeply textural, frequently defying traditional song structures in favor of something more instinctual and weirdly hypnotic.

Over the years, he's released a steady stream of records on labels like DFA, L.I.E.S., and Post Present Medium, showcasing his prolific and constantly evolving approach to sound. Albums like "Trogg Modal, Vol. 1" and "Trogg Modal, Vol. 2" capture his love of warped rhythms and surreal sonic collage, while other projects reveal a flair for DIY dancefloor experimentation. Whether working solo or collaborating, Copeland remains a distinctive voice in the underground electronic and experimental scenes.