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The Jane Bradfords are the bedroom studio product of one guy called Deci, who listened to too much music and bought too many keyboards. A blend of electro rock hooks with melancholic vocals has resulted in comparisons to New Order, The National, Joy Division and Clap Your Hands Say Yeah.
Since august 2006 the Jane Bradfords have taken form as a four-piece live band. Now just over a year in existence 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. They have supported The National, LCD Soundsystem, CSS, Cold War Kids, Peter Bjorn and John, Just Jack and The Hoosiers, emphasizing their unique cross-genre appeal that flirts with aspects of Indie, Electro and even Pop.
The Jane Bradfords album was released worldwide on April 7th 2008. It looks pretty and sounds good. Please buy it.
WINNER OF THE ONE MUSIC 'GOD OF THE POD - BEST OF UNSIGNED 2006' ON BBC RADIO 1
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
"Listening to the jane bradfords makes music fun again... - Rory McConnell, BBC Radio 1
"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
"This is possibly the most commercial band that Ive never been able to classify."
- www.bandwagon.ie
"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
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