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Sep 7, 2020 1 hr 9 min

AH76- Nic Griffiths

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On Today's episode of Awesome Humans, we are joined by Aussie rocker, and lead singer from the heavy, hard hitting punk rock band ‘My kind of chaos’, Nic Griffiths! Nic's a multitalented musician, a singer, lyricist songwriter and self-taught sound engineer. Nic grew up in the Geelong punk scene in the late eighties, early nineties. He's been playing drums in punk bands since he was 16 years old, ‘My kind of Chaos’ is certainly a band to watch as they unleash their music on the Wharf. Nic Griffith is a household name on the Sydney indie music circuit best-known for his contributions to acts including High-tails, Big White, Dream Dog and Bored Shorts. Griffith's contribution as singer/guitarist for Big White has seen him thrice tour Europe and the States supporting acts like Ty Segal, Gang of Four and Black Lips, while single 'Bending Over Backwards' (High-tails) saw full rotation on triple j and was the ninth-most played song on the station in 2014. While the production behind this new project may be slightly less conventional than aforementioned, (Griffith used vintage drum machines, distorted synths and recorded vocals on a second-hand Sing star mic in this track), 'Riding on my Bike', perfectly showcases Nic's knack for writing and producing hooky indie-pop anthems. So, tune in to today’s Podcast and listen in on what this Awesome Human’s been up to.

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