Jesus Jones

British alternative rock pioneers Jesus Jones emerged from Bradford-on-Avon in 1988, blending electronic production with rock sensibilities at a pivotal moment in dance-rock crossover. The group achieved international recognition with the anthemic “Right Here, Right Now,” a track that seamlessly fused synth-driven production with rock energy and became a staple of early '90s alternative radio and dance floors alike. Their 1991 album *Doubt* earned Grammy nominations for both the single and LP, establishing them as key players in the electronic rock movement.

Beyond their signature hit, Jesus Jones crafted a distinctive sound across standout tracks including “Real Real Real,” “International Bright Young Thing,” and “Info Freako”—each showcasing their ability to layer programmed beats, synthesizers, and live instrumentation. The band’s innovative approach to production and their willingness to embrace electronic elements within a rock framework influenced the broader alternative dance landscape of the early 1990s. Continuing to record and perform through 2025, Jesus Jones remain active contributors to electronic-influenced rock music.