BIO

Justin Chancellor is a renowned bass player and a member of the critically acclaimed rock band Tool. Born on November 19, 1970, in London, England, Chancellor began his music career as a member of the post-punk band Peach, before moving to the United States in 1991. 

In 1995, he joined Tool as the band's bass player, replacing original member Paul D'Amour. Chancellor's distinctive bass playing style, characterized by intricate melodies and complex rhythms, has become an integral part of Tool's sound. 

As a member of Tool, Chancellor has been involved in the creation of some of the band's most iconic albums, including "Ænima," "Lateralus," "10,000 Days" and “Fear Inoculum.” He has also contributed to the band's live performances, which are renowned for their powerful and visually stunning shows. 

Outside of Tool, Chancellor has worked on several other music projects, including collaborations with the experimental rock group Isis as well as Primus, Intronaut and Deathgrips among others. 

Chancellor has long been associated with the bass amp company Gallien-Krueger, using their 2001RBs both in the studio and on stage. His powerful bass sound has been an essential component of Tool's music, and Gallien-Krueger amps have helped him achieve the clarity, punch, and depth that are synonymous with his playing style. His dedication to the craft of bass playing and his passion for music have made him a respected figure in the music industry, inspiring countless aspiring musicians to follow in his footsteps.

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