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Nick Pollock

Nicholas Pollock (born November 22, 1967) is an American singer, guitarist, and songwriter from , best known as the lead vocalist and guitarist of the band My Sister's Machine, which he co-founded in 1989. Pollock began his music career in the mid-1980s as part of the , serving as lead guitarist in , an early band that included future frontman on vocals, on bass, and on drums; the group formed in 1986 and disbanded in 1988. Following this, he formed My Sister's Machine with guitarist Owen Wright, bassist Chris Ivanovich, and drummer Chris Gohde, releasing the albums Diva in 1992 on and Wallflower in 1993 on ; the band toured extensively in the United States and Europe, appeared in three Headbanger's Ball videos, and disbanded in 1994 amid the evolving landscape. After My Sister's Machine, Pollock pursued several projects, including the hard rock band Tanks of Zen, which he started in 2000 and for which he recorded the unreleased album American Hangover that year and the full-length Love's Gentle Maw in 2011 on Headless Records. In 2001, he joined Soulbender alongside guitarist , contributing vocals and guitar to their self-titled album released in 2004 before departing in 2007. In 2015, he formed , with whom he released the album Death Blossom in 2020, and has maintained an active presence in Seattle's local music community.

Early life

Upbringing

Nicholas Pollock was born on November 22, 1967, in Washington state, near the Seattle area. Information on his family background remains scarce.

Education and musical beginnings

Nick Pollock grew up in the Seattle suburbs, immersing himself in the vibrant local music environment that would shape his artistic path. He was raised in Renton, Washington. During his high school years in the mid-1980s, Pollock began his musical endeavors by taking up the guitar and performing in informal groups, marking his entry into performance amid the Pacific Northwest's burgeoning creative scene. This period coincided with the rise of and metal influences in , where raw energy and heavy sounds from local acts inspired young musicians like Pollock to experiment with rock elements. He graduated from Lindbergh High School in , in 1986.) These formative experiences in school bands and casual jam sessions fostered Pollock's passion for guitar-driven music, setting the stage for his deeper involvement in the regional underground circuit.

Career

Alice N' Chains

Alice N' Chains was formed in 1986 in , , with Nick Pollock serving as lead guitarist alongside vocalist , bassist , and drummer . The band initially operated under the name before adopting , drawing from Pollock's high school experiences jamming with friends that honed his glam-influenced guitar style. Playing in the genre, they emphasized theatrical performances and covers of acts, reflecting the vibrant local club scene of mid-1980s . In 1987, Alice N' Chains recorded several demos that captured their energetic, hair metal sound, including tracks performed in drag for local videos like the 1987 "Father Rock" appearance. The group toured extensively in the Seattle area through 1987, playing venues such as the Tacoma Little Theatre on May 1, 1987, and Kane Hall at the University of Washington on June 6, 1987, often incorporating elaborate stage antics with female dancers to engage audiences. Their final performance occurred on August 5, 1987, marking the end of their active run. A pivotal moment in the band's history came in the summer of 1987 when Pollock introduced Staley to guitarist at a party, forging a creative partnership that directly led to the formation of later that year. This connection highlighted Pollock's role as a bridge in Seattle's emerging music network. The band disbanded in August 1987 amid shifting musical tastes, as members pursued directions aligned with the rising aesthetic over .

My Sister's Machine

My Sister's Machine released two studio albums during its original run in the early . The debut , Diva, was issued in 1992 by and produced by Ronnie S. Champagne alongside the band members. Recorded at in , , the features a and sound characterized by heavy riffs and melodic elements. It did not achieve notable chart performance. The full tracklist for Diva is as follows:
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1Hands and FeetWright, Pollock3:58
2PainWright, Pollock2:21
3I Hate YouWright, Pollock3:39
4Wasting TimeWright, Pollock, Ivanovich5:08
5Love at High SpeedWright, Pollock4:21
6I'm SorryWright, Pollock3:28
7Walk All Over YouWright, Pollock3:48
8SundayWright, Pollock3:59
9Monster BoxWright, Pollock2:55
10DivaPollock5:05
Total length: 38:38 The follow-up album, Wallflower, was released in 1993 by Chameleon Music Group. It was recorded at Studio D in , and mixed at in . The album maintained the band's style but incorporated more varied song structures, receiving mixed contemporary reviews for its ambitious arrangements. Like its predecessor, it did not chart significantly. The full tracklist for Wallflower is as follows:
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1Inside of Me, 3:49
2Broken Land, 3:16
3This Is Fear, 3:33
4Steamy Swamp Thang, 5:23
5FeedGohde, Ivanovich, , 3:33
6Empty Room, 5:08
716 Ways to GoIvanovich, , 3:01
8EnemyIvanovich, , 3:27
9I Slip Away, 3:18
10Burn, 3:37
11Mockingbird4:04
12Cracking New Ground, 4:32
Total length: 47:41 No other official releases were issued by My Sister's Machine during this period. In 2022, both Diva and Wallflower became available on major streaming services for the first time.

Tanks of Zen

Pollock formed the hard rock band Tanks of Zen in 2000, recording the unreleased album American Hangover that year. Tanks of Zen's sole studio album, Love's Gentle Maw, was released in 2011 on Headless Records. The album, self-produced by the band following a crowdfunding campaign to fund mixing, features eleven tracks centered on themes of relationships. No singles were issued from the release. The full tracklist is as follows:
  3. Skin Deep
  4. Sum
  5. Life Crisis
  6. Make Up!
  7. Another God
  8. Gravity
  9. Alana
  10. Bom
  11. Oh
As of 2025, no additional albums have been released by the project, and no documented unreleased material exists.

Soulbender

Soulbender, formed in , released its debut self-titled studio in 2004 through . The album features progressive elements and was produced by Eric Janko and the band itself, with mastering handled by Eddy Schreyer at . Key contributors included Nick Pollock on vocals, and Dave Groves on guitars, Marten Van Keith on bass, and Wes Hallam on drums. The tracklist for Soulbender (2004) is as follows:
  • "Fix Me" – 4:40
  • "Clockwork and Compass" – 3:34
  • "" – 4:32
  • "The American Dream" – 6:43
  • "Samsara" – 3:06
  • "" – 3:24
  • "Shoot Poem" – 6:20
  • "This Ocean" – 4:07
  • "Hunger" – 5:33
  • "Three Towers" – 6:59
In , the band reunited to record new material, leading to the release of Soulbender II on September 30, 2014, via Rat Pak Records. This album includes four new tracks alongside a remastered version of the original 2004 album's ten songs, with production credits for the new material attributed to the band and additional mastering in 2014. Pollock, who had departed in , along with the core contributors Wilton and Groves (guitars), Hallam (drums), and a replacement bassist following Van Keith's departure, reunited for the new material. The tracklist for Soulbender II (2014) is as follows:
  • "Turn Anger Up" – 3:27
  • "Shoal" – 6:30
  • "Slave to Reality" – 3:35
  • "Seraphim" – 6:35
  • "Fix Me" – 4:40
  • "Clockwork and Compass" – 3:34
  • "Rabbit Hole" – 4:32
  • "The American Dream" – 6:43
  • "Samsara" – 3:06
  • "Prime Time" – 3:24
  • "Shoot Poem" – 6:20
  • "This Ocean" – 4:07
  • "Hunger" – 5:33
  • "Three Towers" – 6:59

The National Guard

The National Guard, formed in 2015 by Nick Pollock along with bassist Nick Rhinehart and drummer Erin Tate, debuted with the EP Wheel on November 7, 2017, via Rocket Heart Records. The EP features two tracks:
TrackTitleDuration
14:44
2Inauguration Day4:53
The band's sole studio album to date, Death Blossom, was released on February 27, 2020, by Headless Records. Recorded in the area, the album was self-produced by the band members, with Pollock handling lead vocals and guitar, Nick Rhinehart on bass, and Erin Tate on drums. It comprises ten tracks, several of which expand on material from the Wheel EP:
TrackTitleDuration
1A Whole in Us6:19
2Bored3:52
3Fire Sermon4:27
4Death Blossom4:00
5I'm a Trigger (She's a )4:13
6 Day4:53
74:16
84:44
9This World4:55
105:44
As of , no additional singles, EPs, or albums have been released by The National Guard, though the band maintains an active presence through streaming platforms and occasional updates.

Other musical projects

In addition to his primary band affiliations, Pollock provided guest vocals on the track "Silvertongue" from the Sundance Crow's self-released EP Silvertongue, issued as a free download in 2010. Pollock has participated in Seattle-area grunge revival and tribute events, including a performance with the tribute band at the Layne Staley Tribute concert held at the , where he sang ' "Would?" as part of the annual benefit for the Layne Staley Fund. While Pollock has engaged in occasional informal collaborations with local Seattle musicians during the and early , often in jam sessions or one-off appearances tied to the regional rock scene, he has not released any major solo recordings or pursued extensive side projects beyond these guest involvements.

Discography

My Sister's Machine

My Sister's Machine released two studio albums during its original run in the early . The debut , Diva, was issued in 1992 by and produced by Ronnie S. Champagne alongside the band members. Recorded at in , , the features a and sound characterized by heavy riffs and melodic elements. It did not achieve notable chart performance. The full tracklist for is as follows:
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1Hands and Feet, 3:58
2Pain, 2:21
3I Hate You, 3:39
4Wasting Time, , Ivanovich5:08
5Love at High Speed, 4:21
6I'm Sorry, 3:28
7Walk All Over You, 3:48
8Sunday, 3:59
9Monster Box, 2:55
10Diva5:05
Total length: 38:38 The follow-up album, Wallflower, was released in 1993 by Chameleon Records, an imprint of . It was recorded at Studio D in , and mixed at in . The album maintained the band's style but incorporated more varied song structures, receiving mixed contemporary reviews for its ambitious arrangements. Like its predecessor, it did not chart significantly. The full tracklist for Wallflower is as follows:
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1Inside of Me, 3:49
2Broken Land, 3:16
3This Is Fear, 3:33
4Steamy Swamp Thang, 5:23
5FeedGohde, Ivanovich, , 3:33
6Empty Room, 5:08
716 Ways to GoIvanovich, , 3:01
8EnemyIvanovich, , 3:27
9I Slip Away, 3:18
10Burn, 3:37
11Mockingbird4:04
12Cracking New Ground, 4:32
Total length: 47:41 No other official releases were issued by My Sister's Machine during this period. In 2022, both Diva and Wallflower became available on major streaming services for the first time.

Tanks of Zen

Tanks of Zen's sole studio , Love's Gentle Maw, was released in 2011 on Headless Records. The album, self-produced by the band following a campaign to fund mixing, features eleven tracks centered on themes of relationships. No singles were issued from the release. The full tracklist is as follows:
  1. Pure Land
  2. Alibi
  3. Skin Deep
  4. Sum
  5. Life Crisis
  6. Make Up!
  7. Another God
  8. Gravity
  9. Alana
  10. Bom
  11. Oh

Unreleased

American Hangover (2000) As of 2025, no additional albums have been released by the project.

Soulbender

Soulbender, formed in 2001, released its debut self-titled studio album in 2004 through Licking Lava Records. The album features progressive hard rock elements and was produced by Eric Janko and the band itself, with mastering handled by Eddy Schreyer at Oasis Mastering. Key contributors included Nick Pollock on vocals, Michael Wilton and Dave Groves on guitars, Marten Van Keith on bass, and Wes Hallam on drums. The tracklist for Soulbender (2004) is as follows:
  • "Fix Me" – 4:40
  • "Clockwork and Compass" – 3:34
  • "" – 4:32
  • "The American Dream" – 6:43
  • "Samsara" – 3:06
  • "" – 3:24
  • "Shoot Poem" – 6:20
  • "This Ocean" – 4:07
  • "Hunger" – 5:33
  • "Three Towers" – 6:59
In , the band reunited to record new material, leading to the release of Soulbender II on September 30, 2014, via Rat Pak Records. This album includes four new tracks alongside a remastered version of the original 2004 album's ten songs, with production credits for the new material attributed to the band and additional mastering in 2014. The core contributors remained Pollock (vocals), Wilton and Groves (guitars), Hallam (drums), and Marten Van Keith on bass. The tracklist for Soulbender II (2014) is as follows:
  • "Turn Anger Up" – 3:27
  • "" – 6:30
  • "Slave to " – 3:35
  • "Seraphim" – 6:35
  • "Fix Me" – 4:40
  • "Clockwork and Compass" – 3:34
  • "" – 4:32
  • "The American Dream" – 6:43
  • "Samsara" – 3:06
  • "" – 3:24
  • "Shoot Poem" – 6:20
  • "This " – 4:07
  • "Hunger" – 5:33
  • "Three Towers" – 6:59

The

The , formed in 2015 by Nick Pollock along with bassist Nick Rhinehart and drummer Erin Tate, debuted with the EP Wheel on November 7, , via Rocket Heart Records. The EP features two tracks:
TrackTitleDuration
14:44
2Inauguration Day4:53
The band's sole studio album to date, Death Blossom, was released on , 2020, by Headless Records. Recorded in the area, the album was self-produced by the band members, with Nick Pollock handling lead vocals and guitar, Nick Rhinehart on bass, and Erin Tate on drums. It comprises ten tracks, several of which expand on from the Wheel EP:
TrackTitleDuration
1A Whole in Us6:19
2Bored3:52
3Fire Sermon4:27
4Death Blossom4:00
5I'm a Trigger (She's a )4:13
6 Day4:53
74:16
84:44
9This World4:55
105:44
As of , no additional singles, EPs, or albums have been released by The , though the band maintains an active presence through streaming platforms and occasional updates.

Other appearances

Pollock provided guest vocals on the track "Silvertongue" from Sundance Crow's self-released EP Silvertongue, recorded between 2009 and 2010 at Sundance Studios in , . He reunited with My Sister's Machine for a live performance headlining the Layne Staley Tribute and on August 21, 2010, at in . In 2017, Pollock joined the tribute band onstage at the in for the annual Layne Staley birthday celebration, performing the song "Would?".

Legacy and influence

Role in the Seattle grunge scene

Nick Pollock, as the lead vocalist and guitarist of My Sister's Machine, played a pivotal role in the scene during the late 1980s and early 1990s, helping to define the genre's underground ethos through his band's raw sound and persistent local presence. Formed in 1989, My Sister's Machine emerged as a key under-the-radar act, sharing the sonic landscape with more prominent bands like and , yet remaining somewhat overshadowed amid the mainstream explosion of the Seattle sound. The band was deeply embedded in Seattle's vibrant club circuit, performing regularly at iconic venues that served as incubators for the movement. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, My Sister's Machine gigged at spots like the OK Hotel, where they headlined benefits and shared bills with other emerging acts, contributing to the communal energy that fueled the scene's DIY spirit. These performances helped solidify their place among the tight-knit network of Seattle musicians, fostering the collaborative yet competitive environment that propelled from local dives to national attention. Pollock's songwriting and vocals further influenced the genre's signature raw, emotional intensity, blending heavy riffs with introspective lyrics that explored primal themes like love, pain, and redemption. On their 1992 debut album , tracks such as "I Hate You" and "Pain" exemplified this approach, delivering a propulsive, atmospheric attack that captured grunge's unpolished vulnerability without veering into outright aggression. His distinctive vocal style added an emotional depth to the band's output, distinguishing My Sister's Machine as a voice in the broader tapestry of Seattle's angst-driven rock.

Connections to major acts and tributes

Pollock played a crucial role in the formation of by introducing vocalist to guitarist at a party in during the summer of 1987, where Cantrell first heard Staley sing and recognized his potential as a collaborator. This encounter, facilitated through their shared connections in the local music scene, directly enabled the duo to begin writing and performing together, laying the foundation for the band's inception later that year. In August 2010, Pollock reunited with the original members of My Sister's Machine—bassist Chris Ivanovich, drummer Chris Gohde, and guitarist Owen Wright—to headline the Tribute and at in , performing a set that honored Staley's legacy and raised funds for recovery programs. The event underscored Pollock's enduring ties to Staley, with whom he had shared stages in earlier projects like the glam-influenced . As of 2025, Pollock maintains recognition within Seattle's music circles for his foundational contributions to the transition from to , as documented in oral histories of the era, though he has not received formal inductions into halls of fame. His prominence persists through retrospective discussions of the scene's evolution and occasional commemorative nods, including birthday acknowledgments highlighting his ongoing influence.

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