Although Brown and Beadsmore had met years earlier as college students it took until they met Elliot Morris for them to unlock the sound that would later become their trademark.

The Dirty Jane sound is a nuts and bolts approach to that most primal of genres, Rock’n’Roll. Inspired by the raw energy and simple structures of garage/punk bands like The Stooges and The Cramps as well as the suppressed and subversive sexual undercurrents of energetic 1950’s Rock ’n’ Roll artists such as Gene Vincent and Link Wray as they infected teenage America.

Behind the raw energy, intense noise and dirty groove, lyrical content and depth of subject matter is something frontman and songwriter Jack Brown takes very seriously. There is a keen interest in exploring the dark side of the male psyche with all its insecurity and anxiety intact. With a love of using B-Movie horror imagery as well as a dark sense of humour Brown creates a dichotomy between Rock’n’Roll cliche and a kind of intense emotional exorcism. Backed by the earth shattering rhythm section of Beadsmore and Morris they create a sound that is unique and instantly recognisable.