Ethan Kath

Keyboard Player and Music Producer

Ethan Kath - Artists & Creatives born December 25th, 1982
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A Canadian keyboard player and songwriter, gained prominence as a member of the musical duo Crystal Castles. The project originated in 2006 and became known for its blend of electronic music with a lo-fi aesthetic. Contributions included both songwriting and production, leading to the release of influential albums that helped shape the electronic music landscape.

Co-founded Crystal Castles

Produced the album 'Crystal Castles' (2008)

Contributed to the album 'II' (2010)

Worked on 'III' (2012) which received critical acclaim

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