The Thin Kids are a band from

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. Featuring British music critic

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, Triple J personality

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, musician Edward Guglielmino and drummer from The Gin Club Scotty Regan. Ryan Jarman from The Cribs once listed them as something "Right now I love."

History

The first Thin Kids show at the Troubadour was well attended and was reviewed on "Mess and Noise" They supported

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in 2010, and

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on her 2010 tour, and again in 2011.In Brief: WIM, FBi Benefit, The Thin Kids, Footy
, Mess and Noise, 8 February 2011, retrieved 2011-05-11

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Mess and Noise Cover Kate Nash

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Thin Kids Musical groups from Brisbane

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