Aimee Knight Mary St / Electric Avenue / Wuthering Heights, Adelaide, 2012 – 2014A proverbial banshee was born this morn and for her, we re-dub this oft-cursed cottage ‘Wuthering Heights’.
Casselise Rowe Between Coober Pedy and William Creek, outback Australia, June 2007Two stray horses trotted up to the car, out of nowhere, curiously looking in on us as if also wanting to hear the music.
Fiction by Aimee Said Siouxsie’s bedroom, suburbia, 2010I let loose with some side kicks and moderate headbanging myself. When the track finishes we fall onto the bed, puffed and laughing like loons.
Matthew Naqvi Lounge room, 3.45pm, 2004, BroadmeadowsMy parents didn’t mind because this was as troublesome as I got.
Rachel Howlett Brashs Record store Melbourne,1981I double-checked the orange CBS label before handing over my two dollars, made up of Charles and Diana commemorative fifty-cent coins.
Stereo Stories played to a full house at the Newport Folk Festival on Sunday 6 July 2014. The venue was the intimate Newport Scout Hall, with log fire burning. Six stories and songs were performed in the 45 minute set […]
Stereo Stories’ debut performance at the Williamstown Literary Festival on Saturday 31 May was warmly received by a very enthusiastic audience. […]