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

Xavier Rubetzki Noonan, Journalist

Reviews / Live
Live Review: Belle & Sebastian, Twerps
Belle & Sebastian proved their worth - yet again - in Sydney.
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Live Review: MATES Mini-Festival
MATES boasted a packed line-up of Australia’s finest indie-rock guitar bands.
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Live Review: Watsky, Dylan Joel, Sleepwalkers
A live band behind San Francisco rapper Watsky took this set to the next level in Sydney.
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Live Review: Joan Armatrading, Victor Martinez
Joan Armatrading was a strong performer at the Enmore Theatre.
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Live Review: Bloods, Scotdrakula
Head-banging hits for Bloods' triumphant return to their old stomping ground.
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Live Review: The Smith Street Band, The Front Bottoms, Apologies, I Have None, Oslow
The Smith Street Band were on top of their game in Sydney.
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Live Review: The Blurst Of Times
Here’s hoping The Blurst of Times returns to Sydney again next year.
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Live Review: Smudge, Community Radio, Sleepy
The trio, 20 years since releasing their debut LP, Manilow, played the record in full, and as the heavyweight grunge of the titular opener gave way to the sunny, jangly Ingrown, a crowd full of forty-somethings cast their collective minds back.
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Live Review: Richard In Your Mind, The Fabergettes, Raindrops
Their high-energy style provided plenty for those up the front, while audience members who sat back, sinking into armchairs, soaked up the sweetly dark melodies and lush, rich instrumentation.
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Live Review: King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard, The Murlocs
It’s still amazing to witness the incredible productivity of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
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Live Review: Palms, Hockey Dad, Low Lux
While another showed a Cheap Trick-esque knack for power-pop melody