jane weaver

With The Fallen By Watch Bird, Jane Weaver found a definitive and singular voice, sloughing off psych-pop signifiers for trancey, kraut-inspired rhythms and expansive synth flights. This expanded reissue, with ‘The Watchbird Alluminate’ (featuring various guests), confirms her lavish vision, blending folkloric dreaminess with motorik rhythms. It remains a crucial album in her oeuvre, proving Weaver was a progenitor of hauntology and freak folk whose formative work still stands up.

Jane Weaver delivers her over-the-top lovesong ‘Romantic Worlds’ with great tongue-in-cheek panache in a video that borrows from 80s Dungeons and Dragons fantasy—Pedalo adventures, encounters, myth and culture.

Produced on a complicated diet of bygone Lebanese torch songs, 1980’s Russian Aerobics records and Australian Punk…Jane Weaver shares video for Heartlow, the opening track of her new album Flock.

Our Song of the Day is from Jane Weaver, Parade Of The Blood Red Sorrows features on a new release available from Finders Keepers which was recorded in an old vicarage near the Peak District.