High Risk Behaviour is the debut studio album by the Australian punk rock band the Chats, released through Bargain Bin Records on 27 March 2020.

On the signing, A&R representative Arwen Hunt praised the band as writing "perfect, three minute nuggets about everyday things that are so obvious, they can only be genius".

The album title allegedly originated from the offence listed on tickets given to drummer Matt Boggis for skateboarding in public.

[22] The Guardian similarly rated it four stars, noted it was "exhilarating, cheerily undemanding fun, something in scant supply at the moment" and compared the album to the first wave of punk rock in the 1970s including The Saints.

[23] Australian thrash metal band Hidden Intent recorded a cover of "Pub Feed" as a B-side to their 2020 single, A Place of Horror.