“Mystery Jets make me want to sing and dance “- Alex Turner Arctic Monkeys

Reminiscent of previous musical pioneers- ones who dare to delve into the mystical catacombs of psychedlia and staying true to the basics of a good rock song, yet flirting graciously with a little bit of pop and a little bit dance and soul, Mystery Jets possess all the right combinations to have audiences singing their hearts out and stomping their feet.

Comparisons have been made with previous musical marvels such as The Kinks, Early Pink Floyd and David Bowie and, as you might expect, the Mystery Jets are not a band to sit on their already remarkable achievements and follow just on the successes of their reputation in the UK alone.  The Mystery Jets embody British pop music at its most invigoratingly weird.

Their debut album titled ‘Making Dens’ was produced by musical extraordinaire James Ford of the Simian Mobile Disco fame responsible for producing Klaxons debut  ‘Myths of the Near Future’ along with fellow Brit invaders Arctic Monkeys.