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Birth name
  
Evan Shanks

Occupation(s)
  
Songwriter, Bassist

Years active
  
1983-present

Genres
  
Punk rock, Rock and roll

Origin
  
Los Angeles

Instruments
  
Bass

Music group
  
Symbol Six

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Born
  
October 10, 1964 (age 52) Los Angeles (
1964-10-10
)

Labels
  
Jailhouse Records, Symbol Six Music, Bad Idea Music

Similar
  
Symbol Six, Tony Fate, Necros, The Weirdos, Nick Oliveri

Evan Shanks (born October 10, 1964) is an American rock bassist for Symbol Six and Entropy.

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Career

In the early 1980s, Entropy played such venues as Grand Olympic Auditorium and Cathay de Grande right in the heart of Los Angeles / Orange County Punk rock. They went on to play a steady stream of shows for Goldenvoice: 45 Grave, The Circle Jerks, NOFX, The Melvins, The Minutemen, The Butthole Surfers, 7 Seconds, DI, The Toy Dolls, The Effigies, Wasted Youth, English Dogs, D.R.I. (band), Detox, The Dickies, Conflict, and The Dead Kennedys.

In 2009, Ace & Eights performed with Slash and Steven Adler of Guns N' Roses.

Shanks is currently the bassist for the Los Angeles rock band Symbol Six.

Musicians collaborated with

  • Eric Leach, Tony Fate, Phil George, Taz Rudd: Symbol Six
  • Phil George, Patrick Stone, Taz Rudd: Aces N' Eights
  • Entropy
  • Discography

  • 1985 Gross National Product EP - ENTROPY Catalog #BI-001 (Bad Idea Music )
  • 1986 Kaaos Zine Presents - ENTROPY Catalog #BCT 21 (Bad Compilation Tapes )
  • 2005 Farewell To Venice - ENTROPY (BDF Records )
  • 2006 Post-Industrial Hardcore - ENTROPY
  • 2010 Monsters 11 - SYMBOL SIX (Symbol Six Music)
  • 2014 Dirtyland - SYMBOL SIX Catalog #JHR 049 (Jailhouse Records)
  • 2014 SYMBOL SIX/Fang (band) Split Catalog #JHR 047 (Jailhouse Records)
  • 2015 SYMBOL SIX/Rikk Agnew Split Catalog #JHR 055 (Jailhouse Records)
  • Songs

    Fired UpFang/Symbol Six Split EP · 2014
    PsychosixDirtyland · 2014
    DirtylandDirtyland · 2014

    References

    Evan Shanks Wikipedia