Artist
John McEntire
musician, producer and recording engineer
Portland, United States · b. 1970
John McEntire is a musician from Portland, United States, active since 1970. Their discography on Gatefold includes 1 record. They also recorded with Tortoise, The Sea and Cake, Gastr del Sol, King Kong, My Dad Is Dead and Bastro.
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1970
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Biography
Multi-instrumentalist, engineer, and mixer born in Portland (OR, USA) on the 9th of April 1970. He's now living in Chicago (IL, USA). His first instrument was the drums. He did a percussion major at Oberlin College (OH, USA) in 1987 and later Technology in Music and Related Arts at the same school. In 1988 he joined his first band My Dad Is Dead but left in 1989 to join Bastro. In 1991 he relocated to Chicago (IL, USA) together with David Grubbs, another core member of Bastro, where they renamed the band to Gastr Del Sol after some changes in the line-up of the band. After the debut of Gastr Del Sol the band became more of a collaboration with David Grubbs and Jim O'Rourke. He then shifted focus to his band Mosquito (founded in 1989) which was renamed to Tortoise in 1993. In 1998 Gastr Del Sol came to an end. In 1993 he also founded The Sea And Cake. From the mid-nineties he started to do more engineering work while working with bands like Stereolab, Eleventh Dream Day and Trans Am. He built his own studio (Chicago, IL, USA). In 1999 he also started to compose film music.
Bio from Discogs
John McEntire — solo
Their records — most-collected first.
Tortoise
A project John McEntire was part of.
The Sea and Cake
A project John McEntire was part of.
Gastr del Sol
A project John McEntire was part of.
King Kong
A project John McEntire was part of.
My Dad Is Dead
A project John McEntire was part of. Former member.
Bastro
A project John McEntire was part of.
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