Fresh Finds: Class Of 2025 – Aussie Acts To Add To Your Playlist

Nic Addenbrooke, Journalist

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Album Review: Lowtide - Southern Mind
"A few crushing seconds of free falling stretched into an afternoon of self-reflection."
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Album Review: Ayla - Let's Talk Monday
"A fun and bouncy little distraction."
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Album Review: Miss Blanks - Diary Of A Thotaholic
"Let her go, let her keep killing it, those misconceptions should be dead by now anyway."
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Album Review: Weezer - Pacific Daydream
"Honestly, the bulk of the tracks feel more like a Weezer musical as written by One Direction, like they were aiming for top of the pops by way of paint by numbers construction and bland overproduction."
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Album Review: The Bear Hunt - Fallen On Deaf Ears
"The audio equivalent of winning an argument you didn't start and never wanted."
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Album Review: Ibeyi - Ash
"'Not just good music, it's important."
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Album Review: Kitty, Daisy & Lewis - Superscope
"Most of the songs feel dutiful rather than doting."
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Album Review: Jordan Rakei - Wallflower
"Rakei has picked up a collection of sensitivities to add to his soul style, steering away from the rougher auteur elements that originally endeared."
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Album Review: Kedr Livanskiy - Ariadna
"'Ariadna' radiates light without giving off heat."
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Album Review: Nadine Shah - Holiday Destination
"An album that delicately balances its rhythmic joys against dark purpose."
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Album Review: Devil Electric - Devil Electric
"...it's more slideshow trudge than triumphant spectacle."
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Album Review: Melvins - A Walk With Love And Death
"...A straightforward vanity project delivered with avant-garde disdain... typical Melvins really."