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Bryan Kei Mantia (born February 4, 1963), known professionally as Brain, is an American rock drummer. He has played with bands such as Primus,
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, Praxis, and
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, and with other performers such as
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, Serj Tankian,
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,
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, and
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. He has also done session work for numerous artists and bands.


Early life and education

Mantia was born February 4, 1963, in the South Bay city of
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, to an Italian American father and a Japanese American mother. As a teenager, Mantia's early influences were
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,
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,
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and
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. When he was 16 years old, he started playing drums. At 15, he attended
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's last North American concert ever at the
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. Because of his 'obsessive' study of the drum book ''Portraits in Rhythm'' by Anthony J. Cirone, Mantia was given the nickname "Brain" by members of his high school concert band.


Musical career

Mantia attended the Percussion Institute of Technology in Hollywood, California, during the mid-1980s. During this time, he was a member of local funk-rock band named the Limbomaniacs (which would later become part of Ben Wa). In 1989, Mantia joined Primus briefly, before breaking his foot, forcing him to pull out of the band. In the early 1990s, he joined Praxis, a musical project led by
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and initially featuring Bernie Worrell,
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and
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. The drummer was a mainstay of Praxis for the 1990s, featuring on most of their albums. Mantia recorded with Buckethead on many of Buckethead's solo albums, including '' Monsters and Robots'', '' Colma'', '' The Cuckoo Clocks of Hell'', and ''
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'', among others. Sometime in 1995, Mantia was approached by his cousin Kristin Yee, who was managing industrial metal band
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, to join the band as their drummer. He accepted the offer and performed on their 1996 album '' Songs of Love and Hate'' as well as '' Love and Hate in Dub''. However, Mantia was unable to commit his time in Europe and left the band the same year. Some time later, Mantia rejoined Primus, touring with (and recording for) four years with the group, appearing on '' Brown Album'', ''
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'' and '' Antipop''. In March 2000, Mantia joined the revamped lineup of
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after being recommended to singer
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by Buckethead (who himself had joined the band a few months earlier). In 2003, Mantia appeared on several songs on BT's 2003 release ''
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'' as well as BT's score for the 2003 film ''
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''. In 2004, Mantia toured with Tom Waits on the Real Gone tour. Mantia toured several legs of the
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with Guns N' Roses from 2000 until 2006, when he left the band to take care of his newborn child.
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, originally brought in as just a replacement drummer for the tour, eventually replaced Mantia as full time drummer for the band. ''
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'' was released in 2008, and featured drums from Mantia on every track except the title track. Mantia was also credited with writing the songs "
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" and "Sorry". Parts of Mantia's drumming on the album were note-for-note re-recordings of
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's parts, who left the band before Mantia joined. Mantia was also responsible for arrangements on "Shackler's Revenge", " Better", " Street of Dreams", "There Was a Time", "Sorry", "
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", and "
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", initial production on "Shackler's Revenge" and "Sorry", engineering on "Sorry", drum machine and drum programming on "I.R.S." and
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engineering for the entire album. Since leaving Guns N' Roses in 2006, Mantia has primarily been focused on music behind the scenes as a composer and producer despite receiving offers to tour with
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and System of a Down. In 2012, Mantia made a guest appearance (alongside fellow former GNR member
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) at Guns N' Roses'
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West Hollywood show. Mantia played congas on "You're Crazy" and "Rocket Queen". He continued to occasionally work for the band on yet to be released remix material. Mantia had a brief stint drumming with
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in 2013 and 2014 (alongside Guns N' Roses guitarist
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). These performances included appearances on ''
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'', and ''
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'' In 2017, Mantia toured with Buckethead and
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as part of Buckethead's live show. Mantia performed with Primus for the first time in 24 years at the
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on December 30, 2024. However, with
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and
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auditioning for "the greatest drummer on Earth" in Primus, Mantia did not officially rejoin the band.


Composing

Mantia has partnered with musician
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, they released the multi-CD sets ''Kind Regards'' and ''Best Regards''. Brain and Melissa composed part of the soundtrack to the video game ''
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'', for which they were nominated for "Outstanding Achievement in Original Composition" by the
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awards. Other video games the duo worked on include, '' Midnight Club 2'' , ''
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'', ''
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'', ''
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'', '' Fantasia: Music Evolved'' and '' Infamous: Second Son'' (received the nomination ''Original Dramatic Score, Franchise'' at the 2014 NAVGTR Awards, shared with Marc Canham and Nathan Johnson). They also scored the films '' Detention'' and '' Power/Rangers''. They have worked with music video director Joseph Kahn on several television commercials, including
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, and
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. In addition, they scored a commercial for Johnnie Walker Blue which featured a computer-generated
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. They also worked on several remixes of songs off of ''Chinese Democracy'' for a planned remix album. The two created a
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album called "Eclectic Cinema" alongside former Guns N' Roses guitarist
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, and Guns N' Roses and Buckethead collaborator Pete Scaturro. Mantia has also worked with Tobias on several other stock music tracks. The duo performed at the halftime show of a
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basketball game on November 10, 2017, performing remixes of "Sorry" and "If the World" from ''Chinese Democracy'', and a cover of
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's "Do You Love Me?" from
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.


Personal life

As of 2022, Mantia was living in his hometown Cupertino with a daughter.


Equipment

''Information sourced from "Bryan Mantia's Drum setup".''


Drums

DW Collector's Series Maple drums in Tony Williams Yellow Lacquer with Custom Yellow Hardware
18x24 Bass Drum
8x12, 9x13 Toms
16x16, 16x18 Floor Toms w/ Legs
6x14 Edge Snare 9000 Single Bass Drum Pedal
9500 Hi-Hat
9300 Snare Stand
9700 Straight/Boom Cymbal Stand (x6)
9900 Double Tom Stand (x2)
9100 Throne


Cymbals

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14" A Mastersound Hi-Hats
19" A Medium Thin Crash (2)
20" K CrashRide
20" A Deep Ride
20" A Medium Thin Crash
22" Oriental China "Trash"


Electronics

Akai MPC 60 II, 3000 LE, 4000
Technics SL-1210MKZ Turntables with a M44Gs stylus
Vestax PMCO5PRO DJMixer


Selected discography and videography

* ''Brain's Lessons: Shredding Repis On the Gnar Gnar Rad'' – 2002 instructional video * ''Brain Has Made the Worst Drum Instructional DVD Ever'' – 2008 instructional video ;Limbomaniacs * ''Stinky Grooves'' – 1990 ;Praxis * '' Transmutation'' – 1992 * ''
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'' – 1994 * ''
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'' – 1994 * ''Live in Poland'' – 1997 * ''
Transmutation Live ''Transmutation Live'' is a live album by experimental rock band Praxis, recorded during a performance in Zurich, Switzerland, in the summer of 1996. The album features the lineup of bassist Bill Laswell, guitarist Buckethead, drummer Brain an ...
'' – 1997 * ''
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'' – 1999 * '' Tennessee 2004'' – 2007 * '' Profanation'' – 2008 ;Bullmark * '' Interstate 76 soundtrack'' – 1996 ;Giant Robot * ''Giant Robot'' – 1996 ;Godflesh * ''
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'' – 1996 ;Tom Waits *''
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'' – 1992 *''
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'' – 1999 *'' Real Gone'' – 2004 *'' Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers & Bastards'' – 2006 ;Primus * '' Brown Album'' – 1997 * ''
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'' – 1998 * '' Antipop'' – 1999 ;Buckethead; * ''I Need 5 Minutes Alone'' (as Pieces) – 1997 * '' Colma'' – 1998 * '' Monsters and Robots'' – 1999 * '' The Cuckoo Clocks of Hell'' – 2004 * ''Kevin's Noodle House'' – 2007 * ''A Real Diamond in the Rough'' (tracks 2, 4, & 7) – 2009 * ''Best Regards'' (with
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'' – 2004 ;Serj Tankian * ''
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'' – 2007 * ''
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'' (track 10) – 2010 ;Guns N' Roses * ''
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'' – 2008 * " Absurd" – 2021 * "
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" – 2021 * " Perhaps" – 2023 * "The General" – 2023 ;Science Faxtion * ''
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'' – 2008 ;Travis Dickerson * ''The Dragons of Eden'' (with
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) – 2008 * ''Iconography'' (with
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) – 2009 ;Video Games * ''
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