Waxflower
The centre of Melbourne's hi-fi scene: a Brunswick room playing from the owners' personal archive.
Not yet verifiedMelbourne has the bar culture and the record shops, so the listening rooms arrived fully formed. The scene is concentrated in the inner north.
None of these has been checked in person or confirmed by the venue yet. Each was written from what the venue publishes about itself, and every page says so.
We have written up 1 in Melbourne. None of these has been checked in person or confirmed by the venue yet. Each was written from what the venue publishes about itself, and every page says so.
Waxflower. The rest are set up for drinking and listening rather than eating.
Nothing on our Melbourne list is open for coffee. Listening rooms here are evening places.
A bar built around a stereo, where the music is put on from vinyl, tape or a disc rather than played live, and the room is arranged to face the speakers. It is the descendant of the Japanese jazz kissa, with a bar tab and later hours.