In The Keep

Flowers For Jayne New EP

“In the Keep” is a blistering four-track CD EP and a helluva slab, clocking in at just over 10 minutes with no fat or excess.

It was recorded by drummer Stuart Wilson (New Christs, Chris Masuak’s Dog Soldier, Lime Spiders, Leadfinger, The Crisps) in the perfect setting of his Stu Stu Studio.

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My Craft

The New Single Out Now

Jayne Murphy, lead guitarist & singer says this of their new single:

"drawn out the essence of my personal connection with the universe in this catchy, punchy and racy anthem which evokes feelings of entrapment, liberation and reflection. Make it your connection too!"

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What I'm Looking For

You're Not What I'm Looking For

Classic Tough Power Pop

So what is it?

"You're Not What I'm Looking For" is classic tough power pop with a dead-set groove you can light a fire with.

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On My Mind

Where It All Began

Fast Forward Back To 1995...

The Beginning

Dangerous Woman

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Dangerous Women was recorded at Zen Studios, with all 11 tracks written and produced by Jayne.

Mixed by Anton Hagop (Silverchair, Powderfinger) and oh my, does it show. The final product fits very comfortably in the realm of ’00s Australian rock, and lovers of that era will certainly gravitate to the familiarity Flowers for Jayne produce.

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Latest Release

Jayne Murphy, lead guitarist & singer says this of their new single: "drawn out the essence of my personal connection with the universe in this catchy, punchy and racy anthem which evokes feelings of entrapment, liberation and reflection. Make it your connection too!"

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MY CRAFT review by Edwin Garland

My Craft - Flowers for Jayne (released by Glowing Ember Records)

Flowers for Jayne have been floating around for the last couple of years with their melodic power-pop blended with James Williamson-style, blazing guitar shredding.

The band is led by ex-Lime Spider, Jayne Murphy, whose background from Sydney’s western suburbs carried with it a staple diet of KISS, Cheap Trick and the cooler sounds of Australian indie-noisy guitar greatness.

Jayne has one part of the pedigree of a great rock ‘n’ roller – she’s an outsider with her own personal tribulations behind her. She has always relied on music to keep going.

In “My Craft”, Jayne really bellows and rattles off phrases and words that are jammed in with a melodic hook. This glorious piece has more to offer in just over two minutes than most bands manage to deliver over an album. It has an in-your-face guitar sound and wah wah pedal work that sounds like Ron Asheton on steroids. The stand-out track for sure.

This is great rock 'n' roll made by an outsider. What I get from this record is a helluva lot of passion. Flowers For Jayne fires on all fronts.