Inspired From Film Griff Invis

Kids At Risk snuck up on the national music scene in 2010 with their debut self-titled EP which saw the band lauded as Australia's answer to Welsh indie/punk/pop brood Los Campesinos. This time around, the band don undies over their tights, fling on their capes and prove just how great they look in lycra after writing and recording the debut single - and soundtrack - for the feature film, 'Griff The Invisible'.

Their usual rock aesthetic was shed and indie-pop masks were tied, as they created a unique and meticulously arranged soundscape for the twisted rom com about a superhero with a difference. Featuring Ryan Kwanten (True Blood) and Maeve Dermody (Beautiful Kate), 'Griff The Invisible' is the brainchild of debut director, Leon Ford. Described by media as "Kick Ass meets Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind", 'Griff The Invisible' is fresh, original and as universally relevant as it is identifiably Australian. Scoring the movie offered the threesome, under the guise of Kids At Risk, who last year featured as one of Tripe J's Unearthed bands, the daunting task of writing a super hero theme tune, coordinating string parts to enhance the gentle development of Kwanten and Dermony's relationship, in addition to the creation of soaring orchestral moments necessary to depict heroism on the big screen. It was here that Kids At Risk revealed their true collective super powers: as exceptional songwriters.