Ash sits down with Nim Vind on a session of TWM + Talks music. They casually discuss life, influences, flying, David Bowie, reading, films, DIY culture, the advancement of technology, horror punk, aliens, his impact on CALABRESE, and the upcoming release of his upcoming album.
Nim Vind has two highly recommended albums, Saturday Night Seance Songs and The Stillness Illness, from several horror news sites. He is a Canadian artist who can not be depicted or forced into any particular genre. He has been described as rock, horrorcore, goth rock, punk, or simply just horror-punk, from his debut from Mr. Underhill. He has toured across the country and overseas.
He is a man of many talents and names. Nim Vind stands for freedom by insanity. Vind is short for Vindication.
Nim Vind, born Chris Kirkham, hails from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He began his musical career in the late 1990s and early 2000s, initially as a member of the band Mr. Underhill. Later, he formed his own band, Nim Vind, which allowed him greater creative control over his music.
Nim Vind’s music blends punk rock with elements of horror punk, gothic rock, and alternative rock. His songs often feature dark and macabre themes, drawing inspiration from horror movies, literature, and pop culture. Some of his popular tracks include “Killing Saturday Night,” “Requiem,” and “Master Spider.”
In addition to his music career, Nim Vind is also known for his distinctive visual style, incorporating theatrical elements and elaborate costumes into his performances. He has cultivated a dedicated fanbase, particularly within the punk and horror punk scenes, and continues to tour and release new music, maintaining a loyal following around the world.