Go to NZ On ScreenThe Jean-Paul Sartre Experience (also known as JPS Experience and JPSE), produced a stream of quirky guitar driven dream-pop for over a decade after forming in 1985. The Flying Nun regulars had both local and international success during that time with US indie label Communion releasing a version of their 1987 Love Songs album to critical acclaim. After the band broke up in 1995, David Mulcahy went on to form Superette, and later Eskimo (or Kimo), while David Yetton recorded two albums with Stereo Bus and one solo album.
JPS Experience (clockwise from top left) – Gary Sullivan, Jim Laing, David Yetton, David Mulcahy
Credit: Photo by Darryl Ward (courtesy AudioCulture)
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