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Reviews

Mystery Jets: Twenty One

By L.A. Bryan

A shake-up in the line-up causes Mystery Jets to revamp their sound toward playful pop, for a more palatable album the second time around. [3 April 2008]

Mystery Jets: Zootime

By Dan Raper

The U.S. finally sees a release from one of 2006's buzzed British bands. [10 September 2007]

Mystery Jets: Diamonds in the Dark

This single feels like a grab at mainstream from a band that promises more than that. [5 June 2007]