The Mint Chicks is tagged as: new zealand, punk, alternative, kiwi, indie The Mint Chicks were an experimental noise rock/power pop group from auckland, new zealand consisting of Kody Nielson (vocals, keyboards), Ruban Nielson (guitar, vocals), Michael Logie (bass) and Paul Roper (drums). Formed in 2001, they began by playing punk house parties and low profile shows before being discovered by acclaimed New Zealand independent record label flying nun records. They have since released five records under the Flying Nun banner: “Octagon, Octagon, Octagon EP” (2003), “Anti-Tiger EP” (2004), “F**k The Golden Youth” (2005), “Crazy? Yes! Dumb? No!” (2006) and “Screens” (2009), as well as one EP under the label MusicHy.pe, “Bad Buzz” (2010) and a digital self release of “Mintunes” EP (2008) consisting of “8-bit versions” of both previously released songs and tracks from the album Screens. All were produced and recorded by the band’s core members Ruban and Kody Nielson, with the exception of Crazy? Yes! Dumb? No! which was produced by the Nielson brothers and their father Chris Nielson at two different home studios. All four original band members met at Orewa College in Orewa, New Zealand, although the band starting moving between Portland, Oregon and Auck... Read More About The Mint Chicks Biography...  Send The Mint Chicks ringtones to your cell
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