Jane Weaver live from Old Granada Studios

Jane Weaver performs songs from her incredible new album – Modern Kosmology.

Self taught, self penned, self played, self produced, and all-autonomous Jane Weaver’s Modern Kosmology, however, is by no means a reclusive mission. Heavily influenced by a cast of lesser-known spiritual muse (such as automatic abstract painter Hilma Af Klint and her fabled pre-surrealist secret society) Jane also enlists the physical skills of CAN’s Malcolm Mooney amongst a skeleton crew of Mancunian drum-lords and well versed psychedelic axe-men to punctuate Jane’s synth-loaded sonic architecture.

[Scotty_Russell_Music]

whoever mixed this session should take a bow as it's a bloody fantastic audio mix.
I am a total music snob and picky, irritable sound engineer but love to dish out the credit where it's due. Great band and songs obvs just wanted to laud the engineer.

[zero_point_zero_zero]

I'm lucky enough to have seen her live. I never stop wondering how she makes such amazing music out of a few simple parts.

[antonymcmullen]

Just can't believe I have only just recently found out about Jane Weaver now. What a force. Great band too.

[marketingsam]

Really loving Jane Weaver now. What makes it even more satisfying is that shes been at it for so long. I hope she blows up!

[chrisrobinson]

The drummer is Brian A., my 'honorary nephew' I'm proud to say.

[Francis-rszu]

Such a great timeless sound that takes from many periods. She has a kinda cool retro futuristic chill vibe going on.

[Machen]

Just incredible, right from that first synth rumble. I love Jane.

[trooper]

I cannot get enough .. for fuck sakes.. I love this

[keegs]

more I listen to her albums the more I fall in love! Janes' music takes me to places I didn't even knew existed. No other artist impacts me in the same way....period. Pure genius!!!!

[andrewmcculloch]

Mauricio Pochettino on bass. He's magic you know.

[keegs]

Looove this live version! It really brings the driving drum line to the front. Absolutely mesmerising.

[davefagan]

Great stuff as always from Jane Weaver. 'Flock' album launch party in Manchester last night a superb gig. Should have been up for a Mercury nomination this year. Wonderful vocals really appreciated with live performances.

[andrewjones]

Only came across this album recently. Wonderful - why isn't she more famous?

[cangong]

you guys need to look like Gong, Can, Hawkwind, Faust, et al.. in the 70s. i love this so much. but to hell with short hair and seriousness!

[carlscott]

First time hearing her and her group. Broadcast-y, but livelier and jazzier. Impressive.

[theDaoistBean]

Wow this is just soooo goood!!! I have been passively listening to Jane on Pandora, but I'm glad that hearing Modern Kosmology on Killing Eve made me actively figure out whose song it was. Quite a fan now...and thrilled to see that she and her band sound great live too!

[seanqphinney]

DID YOU SEE The drums, the bass, the quirky masterpiece

[elkartian]

Sounds like she is inspired by Barbara Gaskin &Dave Stewart and Annie Haslam.she Sounds great

[radgeagainstthemachete]

Reminds me of first finding Stereolab. Brilliant!

[a.j.carter]

Just heard her on radio 6, top find. thanks for posting