New International Jetsetters EP out now, for freeInternational Jetsetters were described by Nightshift a little while ago as follows: “They’re an amalgamation of everything that was great about indie rock, when that term actually meant something. From the narcotic fuzz of Spacemen 3 to the insistent jangle and drone of The Wedding Present, and lifted spaceward by singer Fi McFall’s ethereal vocals, […]
Recent Nightshift cover stars International Jetsetters are something of a local supergroup, featuring Loz from Ride, Mark Crozer and Fi McCall, who has guested with the Jesus & Mary Chain. 1.What do you think you sound like? The Rolling Stones fronted by an angry Karen Carpenter trying to sound like The House of Love 2. […]
Fresh from travelling the globe as part of the reformed Jesus & Mary Chain, local guitarist Mark Crozer and former-Ride drummer Loz Colbert have formed their own band together, appropriately named International Jetsetters, and that’s not the only thing they’ve taken from their time spent with the brothers Reid. The two tracks here, `Inside Yourself’ […]
Adam Barnes is an Oxford born songwriter and performer, currently residing in the countryside that surrounds the city. He is a folk artist; a haunting songwriter and an honest performer waiting for some more people to take a step back and listen in. This small tour comes ahead of the release of his debut album […]
Start ’em young… new Rock School sessions for Oxford kidsMark Crozer, of International Jetsetters and Jesus And Mary Chain, will from 11 September be running regular Saturday morning rock school sessions at Rotator Studios, Magdalen Road, Oxford. These will give children aged 8-13(ish) the opportunity to play in bands together, and to receive tuition from experienced rock musicians. Each session will last three hours […]
Chambers of the Heart, eh? Could go two ways, I thought. It’s either Grey’s Anatomy, and we should expect a cold, clinical, ultra-rationalist German miserablism, or it’s Catherine Cookson and we should be primed for excruciating power ballads, probably sung by Alexandra Burke. In the event, COTH turned out to be four earnest progsters jamming […]