Tom Larkin

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Tom Larkin
Born 18 September 1971 (1971-09-18) (age 40)
Origin Wellington, New Zealand
Genres Rock
Industrial rock
Instruments drums, vocals
Labels Wildside Records
Warner Music Group
Associated acts Shihad

Tom Larkin (born in Wellington, New Zealand on 18 September 1971) is a member of the New Zealand band Shihad. He plays the drums, sings background vocals and uses samplers (in live settings). He was the band's manager and tour manager in its early days.[1]

Tom plays DW drums[1] and uses Zildjian cymbals.

Tom is the son of Thomas Cedric Larkin and Sarah Marianne Williams, and is married to Sarah Stewart. The couple gave birth to a baby girl April 2009.

Larkin owns a studio in Melbourne,[2] where he has produced bands such as Calling All Cars, Young and Restless, The Galvatrons, The Getaway Plan, Rook, Reptiles, Red Ink, Fur Patrol and Villainy[3]. He is also the current manager of Calling All Cars.

He recently co produced the debut album for Indie project Young Heretics.

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