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Ram Chandra
Released: Aug 14, 2006
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General Info

  • Genre: Punk

    Location Sydney, New South Wales, AU

    Profile Views: 31732

    Last Login: 1/9/2012

    Member Since 7/25/2006

    Record Label MGM/PACEMAKER/SKY ENTERTAINMENT

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    ...... .. .. Howdy! Here's a bit of info on your favourite wess Sydney punk rockers. Fatigue came together at high school in 1993 from the wrecks of various high school musical projects (including a Baroque Chamber choir, a metal covers band, and a stage orchestra and instantly obtained management and gigs at festivals and venues around Sydney. . Sean Flynn (vocals/guitar), Adam Audley (guitar/vocals), Kieran De Silva (bass) and Rob "Chops" Chamberlain (drums) spent a sizeable amount of their tweenage years on the road taking their music around Australia. Fatigue have hundreds of live shows to their credit, and tours supporting some of Australias best rock acts including Grinspoon, 28 Days, Sunk Loto, The Porkers, Toe to Toe, Caustic Soda, Crank, Lawnsmell, Muff Putty, Vicious Hairy Mary, One Dollar Short, Gameover, Seraphs Coal, Blitz Babies, Crettins Puddle, Top Novil, Neveready, Gilgamesh, Beanflipper, Superheist, Nokturnal, Downtime, Nitocris, Lazaro's Dog, Area 7, Unpaid Debt and Ballpark, plus playing to huge crowds supporting the likes of Millencolin (SWE), Chixdiggit (US), Diesel Boy (US), Mustard Plug (US), The Hippos (US), Bouncing Souls (US) and Mad Caddies (US). . FATIGUE'S recording career started with the 1997 release of their self-funded "Bite" EP, selling over 5000 copies to an impressed Japanese market. Those sales in Japan helped to fund their next recording, the debut album "Does Anybody Want Anything Down The Shops? a 20-track monster that was released in early 2000 amidst strong reviews in various Sydney street press and national music publications. Thanks to sustained airplay on Triple J, an exhaustive national tour to promote the album ended with healthy sales of over 10,000 both locally and overseas. . In 2004, Keiren left the Band to pursue other interests outside the music industry and was replaced for a short time by Justin Graham, before Mick Romeo, the current bass player, took over bass duties. Fatigue have spent much of their time on other projects in the past few years and unofficially finished up some time ago with Sean moving to L.A. in November. If he ever comes back, a reunion is never out of the question. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......My profile was customized using the ..Taming the Beast.net MySpace Layout Generator............

  • Members

    Sean (Vocals, Guitar) Adam (Guitar, backing vocals) Mick (Bass) Chops (Drums) Former Members: Kieren (Bass) Justin (Bass)

  • Influences

    Your Mother, Lawnsmell, Good Riddance, etc..

  • Sounds Like

    An old Irish Farmer arguing with a Cockatoo

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