Jane in Space

"Jane In Space certainly has created a musically captivating album that successfully marries a variety of genres together in a smooth and coherent manner...the band definitely possesses its own vibe, and as they continue to grow, coalesce, and come into their own, it will be a joy to see what’s in store on future albums after such a strong debut."

Four stars from ReGen Magazine; four months after its release there are still reviews for the album coming in as more people discover it. 

Romanian publication Vibes After Music selected Jane In Space's debut album as #6 of their best rock albums of 2016, alongside bands such as Deftones.

"When you’re in the mood for something different, Jane In Space is damn near perfect. . . . Trust us: you want to listen to this album and you want to know more about Jane In Space."

Impose Magazine published an overwhelmingly positive review of the album.

"an authentic and brilliantly unique sound, which changes from song to song"

As well as highly praising the album in their review, The Huffington Post published an interview with multi-instrumentalist and producer Jesse Jensen about the multiple processes behind making the album.

 "an authentic and brilliantly unique sound, which changes from song to song" 

As well as highly praising the album in their review, The Huffington Post published an interview with multi-instrumentalist and producer Jesse Jensen about the multiple processes behind making the album.

"I knew electronics could be dark but who'd have thought that they could be so damned funky as well? If Radiohead let their hair down and got their funk on they'd probably sound something like this."

Blogger and new music competition judge The Devil Has The Best Tuna featured two "terrific tasters" from the album.

"Jane in Space's self titled album is a bold assertion into the future of music and the present tone of society. This album is as thoughtful as it is innovative." 

"It is refreshing to hear a new band with this much spirit and potential... This is one of the stronger debuts I’ve heard from a new band in 2016; here’s hoping it won’t be the last we hear of them."

After publishing an interview with Jesse Jensen and Tom Vickers from the band, Prog Sphere Mag also published a very positive review of the album.

"I’m really impressed by the way Jane in Space manages to fuse synthwave and industrial music with what is fundamentally pop songwriting, and great songwriting at that."

Prog Sphere Mag interviews vocalist Tom Vickers and multi-instrumentalist, and producer, Jesse Jensen about the songwriting and recording process behind the album.

"Jane In Space are best when they’re taking electronica back to hard rock, which they do often on their must-hear self-titled debut album." 

As well as interviewing multi-instrumentalist and producer Jesse Jensen, The Huffington Post published an overwhelmingly positive review of the album.

"Jane In Space are off to a very good start with their debut album and have a knack for combining vintage industrial and emo sounds with modern techniques and their own unique twist. Each member of this unique trio is bringing a whole lot of talent to the mix."

Swedish industrial website Brutal Resonance first praised Jane In Space's debut single "Feel It Alive" back in July and have now added a positive review of the whole album.

"They have the pop sensibility of Depeche Mode with the dark, industrial sounds of Nine Inch Nails...Though Jane in Space keep the same raw tone, each song on the album sounds different from the other...There is a contrast of light and dark which Jane in Space have been able to uniquely harness within their sound."

Austin magazine Almost Real Things has some great thoughts about the album.

"A fusion of electronic and industrial music is nothing new, and is certainly not groundbreaking, yet every once in a while someone comes along and re-writes the rules. Jane in Space have taken what genre pioneers Depeche Mode and Nine Inch Nails had to teach, and built their sound around it, like a spiral staircase...The talent shines brightly through this highly polished offering"

"...music that is capable of transporting the listener mind and body on a journey away from the norm is where bliss is found, and each track on Jane in Space carries within it the capability...The full album is brilliantly flawless and seriously worth checking out."

The Rock Rag had some great words to say about "Jane In Space" and the journey the album takes the listener on.

Vents Magazine interviewed Jane In Space's multi-instrumentalist and producer Jesse Jensen in-depth about the process behind the making of the album.