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In this episode, we dive into the incredible journey of T-Rek, the longest-standing resident of Revolver. From his early days as a drummer to becoming a legend in the club scene, he’s seen it all. With 30 years inside Revolver’s walls—longer than anyone else—T-Rek has seamlessly shifted between rock and electronic music, shaping the venue’s iconic sound. We talk about his beginnings, the evolution of Revolver, and how he went from the drum kit to club royalty. This is the story of a true Rockstar of Revolver. 🔥🎶

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In this episode, we sit down with Andrew Sumpter, the owner of 161, to dive into the rich history of one of Melbourne’s most legendary nightclubs. Opening in 1999, 161 became known for its wild stories, iconic fit-out, and status as the hardest club in Melbourne to get into. We talk about the famous faces who’ve partied there, what made 161 so exclusive, and the infamous Breakfast Club that is the last club in Melbourne to shut on a Tuesday morning. This is the untold story of an institution in Melbourne’s nightlife that is not to be missed. 🔥🎶

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🔥 Melbourne’s First Floating Nightclub BURNED Down… Then the Council Shut It! 🔥

In this episode of Danny Rants, we sit down with Jake Hughes, the owner of ATET, Melbourne’s floating nightclub that mysteriously burned down before being shut down by the council. But was it just bad luck, or is there more to the story? 👀

Jake opens up about the fire, the fight to reopen, and how the council has completely screwed them over. If you want the real inside scoop on Melbourne’s nightlife drama and the battle against city politics, this is a must-watch.

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