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

Daniel Cribb, Journalist

Reviews / Album
Album Review: Lily & Madeleine - The Weight Of The Globe
Their debut eight-track EP uses nothing more than perfectly seamless harmonies to lure in the listener, and from there, their lush blend of gentle folk with a modern-age pop rock twist seals the deal
Features / Music
Revitalised
“What’s taken us so long to get back on this record? I have no idea.”
News / Music
Tonight Alive: 'Our Live Scene Is Dead'
Vocalist Jenna McDougall airs her concern over the local industry
Features / Music
Life Support
“We weren’t together, so there wasn’t a chemistry about the writing process the first time and I think that’s what one of the biggest differences is."
News / Music
All Time Low Could Barely Play Instruments When They Formed
We all have to start somewhere...
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Tonight Alive - The Other Side
Tonight Alive’s debut welcomed a fresh-eyed bunch of teens into their careers, and with this release, they are one step closer to defining it.
Features / Music
Band Of Brothers
"We could barely play our instruments, we definitely didn’t know how to write songs – we were just playing covers at that point. I definitely didn’t think we’d be doing it for a long time."
Features / Music
New Noise
"The music I’ve always appreciated the most is music that’s been driven by storytelling; everything from The Beatles to Modest Mouse."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Grinspoon, Emperors, The Love Junkies
There’s no other Australian rock band quite like Grinspoon, and few acts can match the intensity of their live show.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Karnivool, Northlane
"Karnivool paved the way for Perth prog rock, and in front of a sold-out home crowd, they proved they’re still laying down the foundations for what will hopefully be a long time to come."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Transplants - In A Warzone
While this is a decent album, with a line-up of this calibre, the music produced is below par. The fact is, if it weren’t for the status of Transplants’ members, no one would really care about these songs.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Ball Park Music, Eagle & The Worm, Jeremy Neale
It was the upbeat, keys-driven songs that were the real dance numbers, and after a concise encore that ended with The Beatles’ Eight Days A Week, there was not a Fence Sitter in sight.