Aneurysm by Nirvana. Story by Matthew Naqvi
Matthew Naqvi Lounge room, 3.45pm, 2004, Broadmeadows My parents didn’t mind because this was as troublesome as I got.
Matthew Naqvi Lounge room, 3.45pm, 2004, Broadmeadows My parents didn’t mind because this was as troublesome as I got.
Nick Gadd Kitchen, Saronno, Italy, January 1990 I was working as an English teacher at a chewing gum factory, and Lynne had a job at a language school in Milan.
Stephen Andrew Lounge room, Warrandyte 1975 My inner ear quivered like a Jack Russell on heat as I rode home on the bus. I slid out the disc, looked at the warm, mustard-coloured Reprise record label and lowered the needle onto the outside groove.
Fiction by Nick Gadd A home in Yarraville, Melbourne. A Friday evening 2008 The guy selling the sax was over sixty, a retired postman, but he played ten times better than Philip ever would.
Rachel Howlett Brashs Record store Melbourne,1981 I double-checked the orange CBS label before handing over my two dollars, made up of Charles and Diana commemorative fifty-cent coins.
Vin Maskell Coatesville Bowling Club, Bentleigh. Monday 1 November, 2010. Cup Eve. In a way the evening was Broadway Danny Rose meets Cocoon. But more moving. Much more moving.
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. […]
Williamstown 2025. Photo by Eric Algra.