Raised in Eel Pie Island on the River Thames - a bohemian, hippy haven home to
all manner of debauched revelry by the likes of the Rolling Stones, The
Yardbirds and Pink Floyd in the 1960s - Mystery Jets breathe the island's spirit
into their off-kilter indie pop, filling it with melodies and hooks. Unable to
play sport because of the disabling condition Spina Bifida, Blaine Harrison
turned to music in his teens and started jamming with his father Henry and
schoolmate William Rees. As the band evolved they built a cult following,
attracting an ever-growing fan base to illegal par...