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

Lukas Murphy, Journalist

Reviews / Live
Live Review: Sam Buckingham, Steve Parkin, Eloise Ashton
Buckingham’s set was excellently crafted and had unexpected volume and variety for one featuring just voice and guitar.
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Album Review: Trigger Jackets - Skinny
The trio have driven a rail spike into the music scene’s ground, firmly establishing themselves among others hoping to be heard. Killer.
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Album Review: Abbey Foster Falle - Brotherhood
This album is one for intent and rapturous listening
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Album Review: Bernard Fanning - Departures
Overall this album is a kicker, maybe not on the same level as its predecessor, but then again maybe not comparable at all. Apples and oranges, and all that.
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Album Review: Andrew Stockdale - Keep Moving
The new solo record from Aussie rock frontrunner Andrew Stockdale is loud, intense and old school
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Converse Get Loud: DZ Deathrays, Doctopus, Hamjam
DZ Deathrays finished up with a maniacal and chaotic set of their own, starting with a gluttonous and hearty chug from one of the free bottles of Sailor Jerry rum, and finishing with blood on the snare drum.
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Album Review: Junip - Junip
In all, the positive outweighs the negative, and this album is a reasonable follow up.
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Live Review: Tracksuit, The Sun Orchestra, The Morning Night
“Guten tag, welcome to our sexy party!” Tracksuit frontman Steve Hensby announced with a flick of his hair and a hand in the air; and it was time for the men of the hour to melt some faces.
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Live Review: Kaki King
The patrons on Saturday were completely fixated on the elegant dance between King’s left and right hands.
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Album Review: Hugh Laurie - Didn't It Rain
To top it all off, he has a phenomenal band behind him. Looking forward to the next album.
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Album Review: Atlas Genius - When It Was Now
It was a long wait for the debut album, but so very worth it.
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Album Review: Seasick Steve - Hubcap Music
He’s asked a few big named friends to join him... two gentlemen that go by the names John Paul Jones and Jack White.
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