Artist info
Genre
Indie
Sounds like
The Jungle Giants, Lime Cordiale, Cub Sport
band members
Bodi, Joe, Jordan, Nathan and Phil
Influences
Kevin, Bowie, Kendrick, Thom, Frank, Winn
Unearthed artists we like
The Jungle Giants, Good Boy, Sweater Curse, Mosquito Coast, Cub Sport, Golden Vessel, Romeo Moon, Bugs, Future Haunts
Website
Gig
3 Apr
The Outpost
Brisbane, 4006
Fortitude Valley
8:00pm
Gig
5 Apr
Byron Bay Brewery
North Coast, 2481
Byron Bay
7:00pm
Gig
25 Apr
The Penny Black
Melbourne, 3056
Brunswick
8:00pm
Bio
In 2019, The Jensens worked tirelessly to re-establish their unique sound in Australian music. Their self-produced, debut album ‘Hyacinth Haze’ saw them progress from the vintage garage pop of earlier EP’s to a bolder, more classic approach of song writing. A clever mix of musical styles and production resulted in a grand, often enigmatic vision of the modern world.
The Jensens are wasting no time at all, with a brand new, self-produced single, 'River of Gold', due for release on March 13th. The band will also be touring nationally to support the single.
Their unique sound and magnetic live show earned them a slot at 2019’s Splendour In The Grass. As well as other past festivals, including the inaugural Grampians Music Festival, Jungle Love, Valley Fiesta and many more.
The band have also supported several well-known acts from both Australia and overseas, including The Vaccines, Last Dinosaurs, The Delta Riggs, Kingswood and The Belligerents.
Review
The Jensens looking like stars in the spotlight with this new song. Looks like i've got no choice but to lounge around dreaming with this new one on repeat.
The Jensens looking like stars in the spotlight with this new song. Looks like i've got no choice but to lounge around dreaming with this new one on repeat.
Review
The Jensens take another bold step on their riffy journey through the rock n roll hall of fame. This dabbles in psych, prog and a bit of Queen-sized bombast too.
The Jensens take another bold step on their riffy journey through the rock n roll hall of fame. This dabbles in psych, prog and a bit of Queen-sized bombast too.
Review
this is pure joy. i can't say i've ever skipped down a street but this might just get me doing that, pointing and smiling at people i've never met, tipping my hat to shop owners and just generally feeling on top of the world.
this is pure joy. i can't say i've ever skipped down a street but this might just get me doing that, pointing and smiling at people i've never met, tipping my hat to shop owners and just generally feeling on top of the world.
