Mystery Jets
Twenty One

A 300-only vinyl fleet for thissophomore release Pure Groove makes its debut in this column with the intent of taking a selection of albums that were ...

I was terrified when news got around that Mystery Jets were ready to release their second album. Perhaps petrified further when it arose that mash-up ...

The sirens that rumble in the opener of Twenty One, the sophomore album from Eel Pie Islanders Mystery Jets, serve as more than alarms that signal the...

By their own admission, the second album from Eel Pie Island's favourite young sons, Mystery Jets, is a very different record to 2006's "Making Dens"....

The story of Twenty One is a tale you’ll hear spun countless times over the next fortnight or so, as press focus comes to fall on Mystery Jets. You m...

If every track on the Mystery Jets’ second album was as good as Half in Love with Elizabeth, the London quartet’s change of direction mig...

The pop/prog weirdness, charming songwriting, and unexpected slow burn of Mystery Jets' debut album, 2006's Making Dens, caused enough of a stir to pu...

Did he jump or was he pushed Whatever the reason, Blaine Harrison's father Henry is no longer a bona-fide member of the Mystery Jets (although he sti...