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Used to love whinging about anything and everything with @_nodancing every week before blackout opened it's doors #auntieanecdotes
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very sad to hear about Auntie Annie's closing in Belfast. Played many gigs and DJ'd loads there.
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30 years since 'Murmur' was released by R.E.M. and they continue to be one of my favourite bands and biggest influences.
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- Clownparlour2 years ago
Hey!
Get the Debut Album for FREE DOWNLOAD
www.clownparlour.bandcamp.com/ - 2 years ago
- PRIncess VAnwrIght2 years ago
Enjoying your music.
- The Dead Presidents2 years agoone of our songs is up for free download! :D :D http://www.nichart.com/downloads.html search for "The Dead Presidents" it's in the new tracks section, and download it!!cheers
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- Chris Madden2 years ago
hey cheers for the add, so what did u think of the tunes?
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- Carrie Beaudreau3 years ago
Thanks for the add.
- Window Seats3 years ago
A night's dirty rock...
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Thursday 29th April / RADAR @ QUB Students' Union Speakeasy, Belfast
Doors 9pm / FREE Admission / Drinks Promos / Non Students Welcome!
we're on first so be sure to get down early!
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Genre: Indie / Melodramatic Popular Song / Rock
Location BELFAST, Northern Ireland, UK
Profile Views: 148803
Last Login: 2/27/2012
Member Since 12/3/2005
Website www.thejanebradfords.com
Type of Label Unsigned
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ALBUM OF THE WEEK ON HUW STEPHENS INTRODUCING on RADIO 1
"Sounding absolutely spectacular... They make ace indie music, all grotty and life affirming" - Huw Stephens, BBC Radio 1
"(They) write songs that burn with a furnace-like intensity; sorrow and joy tangled up in their crisp synthesizer motifs and knotted guitars. Frontman Deci Gallen has one of those voices, sepulchral, echoing mournfully, a ghost amongst the gravestones."
- Frances Jones, Drowned in Sound
"The Jane Bradfords recall the bruised melancholy of The National and a pre-superstardom Snow Patrol" - Q Magazine
"If you were able to fuse Ceremony-era New Order with Mars Audiac Quintet-era Stereolab, you might come close to the sound of The Jane Bradfords. With an effusive pop sensibility plugged straight into the heart of post punk minimalism, each song rises and falls in glorious waves of joy and sorrow." - Stephen McCauley, Electric Mainline
"...music that stirs the soul as well as the ears."
- BBC Across the Line
"Processed beats and meaty, edgy synths all underpinned by gloriously melodic indie songcraft." - Radar Magazine
e. thejanebradfords@gmail.com..
The Jane Bradfords are a five piece. Sometimes they can be as large as a seven piece. Sometimes its just one guy in a studio cursing at old keyboards that used to work perfectly well.
They are difficult to pigeonhole into a genre; on the surface they’re Indie, but elements of Pop, Electro and even post punk are all in the mix. There’s the nonchalant swagger of The National, the driving, tight Peter Hook style bass and at times the euphoric hosannas of Arcade Fire, but they have a defiantly unique sound.
The list of bands that the Jane Bradfords have supported reads like a who’s who of niche indie and includes The National, Maximo Park, LCD Soundsystem, Deerhunter, Cold War Kids, and Peter Bjorn and John among others, emphasizing their cross-genre appeal.
They have received critical acclaim from the media, including being crowned ‘God of the Pod’ in Huw Stephens best of unsigned 2006 on Radio 1 and recording a subsequent session in the famed Maida Vale studios. Radio 1’s ‘introducing’ subsequently awarded the band with ‘album of the week’ for their 2008 self-titled debut LP. During that time the Jane Bradfords had a minor success in a small country in the middle east; but that’s a different story…













