Bored Nothing
Born: 3 / 2 / 1990
Location: Australia
Fergus David Edward Miller (3 February 1990 – 9 October 2016), known professionally as Bored Nothing (2012–14), was an Australian musician. He released a self-titled album in October 2012. It received some international attention and together with his band Miller had toured internationally. Bored Nothing's second album, Some Songs, appeared in October 2014. Miller died by suicide after bouts of depression, and is survived by his wife, Anna Davidson (of Major Leagues and Pansy).
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[UPDATE] Celebrated Aus Muso Fergus Miller Passes Away
"His songs will be with us all as we fight to continue life without him."
Bored Nothing Is No More, Farewell Shows Announced
It's a wrap on Fergus Miller's acclaimed efforts under the moniker
Album Review: Bored Nothing - Some Songs
Gentle and engrossingly beguiling.
Bored Nothing - Ice-Cream Dreams + Album
Melbourne's Bored Nothing's second album releases its first single - Ice-Cream Dreams.. Melbourne artist Bored Nothing has announced details for his second album, Some Songs, due October 24 here via Spunk Records, with the first single from it - Ice-Cream Dreams. Following an album full of collected works, Some Songs was very much written with one eye on the album format, and continues the '90s-homaging, lo-fi slacker-pop sweetness that made his debut such a popular release. Take a listen below and get the feeling that everything's alright: Follow Bored Nothing: FACEBOOK // TUMBLR
Bored Nothing, The Ocean Party And More Team Up For Tour
Lots of indie pop and rock on display at these December shows
Live Review: Bored Nothing, Step-Panther, Gung Ho
From the moment Fergus Miller leads the five-piece Bored Nothing into their set it’s clear a wry, fumbling intelligence is at work, though as it turns out, it’s given few constraints.
Live Review: Gung Ho, Bored Nothing, Step-Panther
At least two of the bands are capable of significantly better than they showed, and perhaps it’s best to just think of this as a cautionary tale as to why plying young musicians with alcohol all night is a bad idea for anyone stuck watching them.
EXCLUSIVE: Bored Nothing, Gung Ho, Step-Panther Lead Triple Treat Tour
A ripper of a triple bill will play four shows this May.
Live Review: Bearhug, Bored Nothing & Postrangers
The vocals complemented the music rather than leading it and the new songs they played sounded like their best work to date.
Live Review: Bored Nothing
"The crowd are loving it from the get-go, instantly identifying with the group’s live dynamic."
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