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    THE POETIC GENIUS OF RHYS GROGAN

    Jul 04, 2019 3 minutes
    Words by Nat Kassel
    Photo by
    Daniel Farrell

    , Geoff Campbell decided to enlist the creative genius of Sydney skateboarder, Rhys Grogan, who’s in a band with his friend Luke called This Is Authority. Their music is quite experimental and not easy to define in terms of a genre. As Rhys puts it, “We don’t know what we’re doing, and every gig is a complete shit show disaster that resembles one of us publicly having

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