Jack Endino

Jack Endino is an American producer and musician based in Seattle, Washington. He is best known for his work in the grunge movement, particularly with bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden, and Mudhoney. Endino co-founded the grunge band Skin Yard in 1985 and played guitar for the group until it disbanded in 1992. He also co-founded Reciprocal Recording, where he produced many influential albums, including Nirvana's debut *Bleach* in 1988. As a solo artist, Endino has released several albums, including *Angle of Attack*, *Endino's Earthworm*, and *Permanent Fatal Error*. His recent work includes releases like *Rumble* and collaborations with various bands.

Endino is often referred to as "the godfather of grunge" due to his significant contributions to the genre. He continues to work in the music industry, managing a studio in Seattle and playing with bands like Kandi Coded and MKB ULTRA. His approach to music production emphasizes a raw, unpolished sound, which has become a hallmark of the grunge style. Endino's legacy extends beyond his own music, as his production work has influenced generations of musicians and fans alike.