INXS rose from Down Under with big hooks, slick beats, and a whole lot of rock 'n' roll swagger, thanks mostly to Michael Hutchence's slinky, Jagger-esque delivery. It was an irresistible combination that gave rise to pop pleasures as wide ranging as P!nk's spiky yet sincere ballads, Maroon 5's funky flirtations, The 1975's sprightly synth-pop, and Robbie Williams' provocative dance grooves.