Noise-a-thon was created primarily for West Australian musician Chris Gibbs to record, release and promote his various projects. Through Noise-a-thon, Chris has produced his own work as well as producing, co-writing and performing with many other artists.

Chris is an award-winning songwriter and guitarist, whose achievements include winning the Rock category of the WAM Song of the Year in 1998 and 2001, the Country category in 2013, and Most Popular Guitarist at the WAM Awards in 1997, along with numerous other nominations over a career which currently spans over three decades.

The Noise-a-thon studio has completed various stages of recording projects for several WA artists. In the early 2000s Chris co-wrote and produced early work for vocalist Paul Black. Some of the songs Chris collaborated on were later worked on by Paul with Stuart Stuart (producer of popular Brisbane act Sheppard) and Daniel Jones (one half of Australian pop sensation Savage Garden), both of whom had positive responses to the songs penned by Gibbs and Black. One of the songs received a nomination in the Pop category for the WAM Song of the Year in the mid-2000s.

Chris has produced, mixed and/or recorded projects by many artists including Jess Lawrence, Matt Waring and Lee Musto.

Chris has performed on many artists' albums as a session guitarist, most recently for Michael John and Bradley Hall.

Chris has recently completed projects for Nella Niknot, Jacey Brown and Triple Engine.