Automatic

Hammer & Blush

River Of Gold

Paper Walls

The Elegant Ones

One Good Picture Of The Sun

Breaking Up Is Hard To Do (But I'll Do It With You)

Bert & Ernie

Truth Hurts Most

Ziba

Deus

Unobtanium

We are five pals making music designed to be played incredibly loud at your worst house party. If The Beatles are like beer, then The Jensens are like goon, we still get the job done. Imagine the best sex you’ve ever had… our new single Shark Thunder is pretty good too. Jensen family out.

Shark Thunder

Sick Sad World

'Fears' is the first taste of a full length mixtape, to be released early 2015. The track is an instant toe-tapper, a guitar-heavy summer song, with heavier context. The band's frontman Joseph White explained,"Fears was written about the feelings of fear and anxiety I had about life passing me by. This was when I felt like I was doing nothing with my life when living on the coast. The song is about how all these things can get to a person and make them feel like they're drowning in self pity, the only solution is to 'say goodbye' and move on to greener pastures, I guess."

Fears

Since 2013, The Jensens have been making music together and fine-tuning their craft on the eclectic Brisbane live circuit. While they make the final edits to their debut album release set for this year, they have today released a new jam, A New Hope

Recording & Mixing- Steve Kempnich
Mastering - Brian Lucey

A New Hope

Sexless

Gaff's Song

Mt. Mura

Hyacinth Haze

Horrors

River of Gold

In 2019, The Jensens worked tirelessly to re-establish their unique sound in Australian music. Their self-produced, debut album ‘Hyacinth Haze’ saw them progress from the vintage garage pop of earlier EP’s to a bolder, more classic approach of songwriting. A clever mix of musical styles and production resulted in a grand, often enigmatic vision of the modern world.

March 13th sees The Jensens release their first single of the year, 'River Of Gold', a majestic 'Ziggy-Era' Bowie inspired track, with hints of Arcade Fire and MGMT. This energetic, uplifting track is "about making someone you love see the best in themselves, when they can only see the worst". The band will also be touring nationally to support the single.

Their unique sound and live show earned them a slot at 2019’s Splendour In The Grass. As well as other past festivals, including the inaugural Grampians Music Festival, Jungle Love, Valley Fiesta and many more.

The band have also supported several well-known acts from both Australia and overseas, including The Vaccines, Last Dinosaurs, The Delta Riggs, Kingswood and The Belligerents.

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