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Chris Walla

Biography

Chris Walla

Overview

  • Born
    November 2, 1975 · Bothell, Washington, USA
  • Birth name
    Christopher Ryan Walla

Mini bio

  • Christopher Ryan Walla is the guitarist/producer for the band Death Cab for Cutie. In high school, he was in a band called The Wallflowers and an early member of The Long Winters. He currently resides in Portland, Oregon. He has founded his recording studio called the Hall of Justice. In 2008, he created a solo album titled Field Manual. Walla is an excellent musician, playing various instruments such as the guitar, piano, and organs. Without Walla, Death Cab for Cutie would not be where it is today.
    - IMDb mini biography by: NarrowStairs

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  • It get so much easier to prioritize everything when your bandmates get married and have kids. All your decisions get suddenly clearer.
  • [on continuing to use analog technology in recording] Everyone's so used to being able to undo any sort of mistake these days, anything that could termed as an error or an anomaly. When you take away that ability you really start thinking about the music and the performance differently.

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