Nick Carson is a musician, sound artist, score composer, radio presenter, guitar teacher and writer living in Melbourne, Australia.

Over the last decade he has contributed in various capacities to dozens of collaborative musical and artistic projects, traversing the musical genres of post-rock, noise, drone, punk, indie rock and pop, baroque pop, dream pop, post-punk, to improvisation and working in the mediums of sound, installation, photography, pencil, conceptual and art in public space. He has appeared on 13 published recordings and organised over 100 musical performances in Australia and New Zealand.

He has composed scores for several short films, informed by his sound art practice, which explores cultural exchange through themed sound recordings and improvised performance, operating around abstracted post-rock, post-punk and noise genres.

A presenter on community radio, he has been responsible for production, audio editing, podcasting, paneling and horizontal radio team co-ordination, producing a full range of diverse programming.

Nick has also undertaken work as a promoter, manager and events organiser, providing photography, media, publicity and sound production in various capacities, he also has experience as a guitar teacher, session musician and repairer of musical instruments.

An amateur writer and copyeditor, he actively explores the role of political and social factors in the evolution of cultural forms through various literature. His writings have appeared in commercial mediums, music, art and cultural street press and various independent media. He is also one of the most acknowledged and extensive Australian contributors to the global free encyclopedia, Wikipedia. In 2012, he founded the Citizen Media Collective, Melbourne.

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