Twelve Foot Ninja
Twelve Foot Ninja formed in Melbourne around 2008. Their sound pulls from alternative rock, hip-hop, metal, and electronic music, with influences like Rage...
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Twelve Foot Ninja formed in Melbourne around 2008. Their sound pulls from alternative rock, hip-hop, metal, and electronic music, with influences like Rage Against the Machine and Nine Inch Nails mentioned in their background.
They released the EP 'New Heights' in 2010, followed by 'Smoke Bomb.' Their first full album, 'Silent Machine,' came out in 2012 and included the track 'Liberation.' Later albums like 'Outlier' and 'Vengeance' continued their output.
The lineup has included Kin Etik on vocals and guitar, Steve Mac on guitar, Rohan Hayes on bass, and Damon McKinnon on drums. Original drummer Shane Chen left in 2017.
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