Now an elder statesman of the Australian music journalism scene, you can still catch Chris at gigs talking about when Blogspot and Hype Machine were the best places to find new music. Writing about everything from folk and indie rock to German techno, Chris has never been afraid of drawing the ire of stans by writing a negative review. Reach out to say ‘hi’ and find out which fan base hates him the most.
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As urban legend became reality, The Corner Hotel, a dingy pub in Richmond collectively remembered the moment it was the epicentre of music history. It won’t be the last we hear about it.
Thom Yorke stunned the crowd into complete silence, transporting punters across the spectrum of his diverse palette and influence.
An Olivia Rodrigo concert is not a cerebral experience; it’s an emotionally turbulent dance party. She seems to be the complete package.
This is Angie McMahon’s moment, and Melbourne knows it.
'The Eras Tour' is, first and foremost, Taylor Swift’s victory lap. But at three and a half hours long to her largest-ever audience at the MCG, it’s a victory marathon.
Metaphorical jaws were on the floor of Hamer Hall.
In a perfect storm of catharsis, it was an evening of mutual devotion, fierce passion, and an understanding that music can save you.
“I guess this song is about forgiveness. And we all need to get better at that.”
"For an hour the Brunswick Ballroom was Melbourne’s answer to CBGB, a packed club with beer-stained walls and blistering punk music."