Spacey Jane Embrace Change"Yeah, I think it's so weird, the way we make music changes all the time"
Album of the Week: Spacey Jane - Here Comes Everybody
West Aussie faves delight on infectious & expansive second album
Posted By Will Backler
2 years ago
Two years on from their now world-conquering debut full-length Sunlight, Fremantle-based four piece Spacey Jane have shaken off any signs of "difficult second album syndrome" as they shake things up and look more outward on Here Comes Everybody.
Building on the signature indie-pop sound we now know and love from SJ, Here Comes Everybody also showcases the band's growth as songwriters with plenty of tender, emotional moments to soak up and sit in.
We could tell you more about it, but we feel you'd be better served by hearing it from the band themselves - check out our feature interview with Caleb and Peppa from the band, and soak up the new album below!
Spacey Jane's new album Here Comes Everybody is out June 24 via AWAL
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