Justice Picks Amyl and The Sniffers as Their Top New Australian Band

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Justice Picks Amyl and The Sniffers as Their Top New Australian Band

The explosive energy of Amyl and The Sniffers has captured the attention of prominent figures in the music industry, including the French electronic duo Justice. Currently touring Australia to promote their 2024 album Hyperdramatheir first since 2016s WomanJustice has shown admiration for the punk-rock groups rise.

On the Australian east coast leg of their tour, Justice is joined by Kevin Parker of Tame Impala, performing as DJ Tame Impala to packed venues. When Justice collaborates with Parker, the results have earned critical acclaim. Notably, the track Neverender from Hyperdrama won Best Dance/Electronic Recording at the 2025 Grammy Awards, marking Parkers first Grammy and Justices fifth.

Justices Gaspard Aug reflects on the influence of Australian music, noting the countrys consistent output of exceptional bands over decades. Being physically isolated might be a major factor in why Australia produces so much great music, he said. He believes that distance from global distractions fosters unique creativity.

Although Australia is currently experiencing a surge in electronic music with artists like Dom Dolla, Ninajirachi, Luude, and FISHER, Justice admits they are more drawn to Amyl and The Sniffers. The band has dominated 2025, performing at Glastonbury, winning four ARIA Awards, earning a BRIT Award nomination, and receiving their first Grammy consideration.

Amyls frontwoman, Amy Taylor, also explored electronic music with her collaboration youre a star alongside Fred Again. As Justice looks toward their next project, Aug jokes about the timeline: fans may have to wait decades, hinting at a humorous prediction for 2048.

Produced by TEG, Justices Australian tour began on December 3 at Sydneys Qudos Bank Arena, with upcoming shows at Melbournes John Cain Arena on December 5 and Brisbane Entertainment Centre on December 7. Xavier De Rosnay describes the shows as immersive experiences: Hopefully the audience will encounter something exhilarating, energetic, and entirely new.

Author: Noah Whitman

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