May 14, 2025
Spacey Jane's new album is for people who cry in cool lighting
Let’s face it, most pop music today feels like it was cooked up by an algorithm having a midlife crisis. Enter Spacey Jane, the indie darlings from Australia who somehow manage to make sadness sound like a summer anthem. Their latest album, If That Makes Sense, dropped on May 10, and it’s here to whisper, "_Hey, maybe spiraling is kind of sexy now._"
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Here Comes Everybody
Here Comes Everybody is the second studio album by Australian indie rock band Spacey Jane, released on 24 June 2022 via AWAL. Written through the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic,
All the noise, none of the clarity
The lead single, All The Noise, kicks things off with guitar riffs sharp enough to slice through your emotional baggage. Caleb Harper’s voice does that signature Spacey Jane thing: a little cracked, a little desperate, and somehow still charming. Think The Strokes if they traded their leather jackets for therapy sessions. The track sounds like a tantrum in a garage—and we mean that in the most affectionate way.
Songs for overthinkers and houseplant killers
From there, things get deliciously gloomy. Impossible to Say is a lyrical maze, perfect for listeners who enjoy turning personal confusion into a group activity. Then there’s How to Kill Houseplants, a song that’s basically a breakup anthem for people who can't keep succulents alive. It turns emotional neglect into a horticultural crisis, and we’re weirdly into it.
August: If you want to cry but look cool doing it
The album closes with August, a gentle gut-punch that feels like driving away from your hometown with one hand out the window and the other wiping away whatever’s left of your dignity. It doesn’t beg for closure—it just shrugs and keeps going. A perfect soundtrack for Romanticising your own bad decisions.
Touring their feelings across the globe
To spread the sadness (and probably sell some very well-designed merch), Spacey Jane is kicking off a world tour this May in Atlanta. They’ll be hitting cities across North America, the UK, and Europe. So if you’re in the mood to cry in public with strangers, great news.
Official visualizer for How to Kill Houseplants by Spacey Jane from their forthcoming album 'If That Makes Sense' out May 9th.
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If That Makes Sense
If That Makes Sense is the third studio album by Australian indie rock band Spacey Jane, released on 9 May 2025 via AWAL.