John Dwyer (musician)
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John Dwyer (musician) (born March 5th 1979) is an American musician currently based in San Francisco, California, and originally from Providence, Rhode Island. He has been in and fronted several underground American bands since 1997.[1] He currently fronts and plays guitar for Thee Oh Sees, which originally started as a way for him to release his solo home recordings but has since evolved into a full band. He is also known for his membership in the bands Coachwhips and Pink and Brown, among others.[2]
[edit] Bands
Pink and Brown (1997–2003)
Landed
The Netmen (with Brian Gibson of Lightning Bolt)
Yikes
Burmese
Dig That Body Up, It's Alive
DJ Shitbird
Sword and Sandals
Coachwhips (2001–2005)
The Hospitals
Zeigenbock Kopf
The Drums (from San Francisco, not to be confused with the Drums from Brooklyn)
Thee Oh Sees (formerly The Ohsees, OCS, Orange County Sound, Orinoka Crash Suite)
