July 2009 saw the making of music media history as music bible, NME, named Krissi Murison as Conor McNicholas’ successor. She is the first female to become the magazine’s Editor In Chief in the publication’s entire fifty seven year history.
Born in 1982, Krissi Murison attended The Abbey School, Reading, between 1993 and 2000, before studying at Bristol University to obtain her degree in English Literature. Krissi edited the student newspaper, Epigram, while at University.
Joining NME as a Staff Writer in 2003, Krissi made Editor In Chief in just six years. Krissi...Krissi Murison
July 2009 saw the making of music media history as music bible, NME, named Krissi Murison as Conor McNicholas’ successor. She is the first female to become the magazine’s Editor In Chief in the publication’s entire fifty seven year history.
Born in 1982, Krissi Murison attended The Abbey School, Reading, between 1993 and 2000, before studying at Bristol University to obtain her degree in English Literature. Krissi edited the student newspaper, Epigram, while at University.
Joining NME as a Staff Writer in 2003, Krissi made Editor In Chief in just six years. Krissi...