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Junip
Junip is a Swedish trio formed around 2005 with José González on vocals and guitar, Elias Araya on drums, and Tobias Winterkorn on bass. González was already...
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Suddenly
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After All Is Said and Done
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Always
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Black Refuge
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Chickens
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Don't Let It Pass
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Far Away
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Head First
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Howl
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In Every Direction
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It's Alright
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Line Of Fire
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Loops
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Off Point
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Official
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Rope and Summit
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Junip is a Swedish trio formed around 2005 with José González on vocals and guitar, Elias Araya on drums, and Tobias Winterkorn on bass. González was already known for his solo acoustic work when the band came together. Their debut album 'Fields' arrived in 2010, featuring the song 'Don't Let It Pass' which gained attention for its quiet, melodic approach.
Their sound is built on González's fingerpicked guitar and reflective lyrics, supported by Araya's steady drumming and Winterkorn's warm bass lines. They followed 'Fields' with self-titled and 'Mistaken for Strangers' albums in 2013 and 2017 respectively, maintaining their atmospheric, folk-influenced style. Songs like 'Line Of Fire' and 'Far Away' from their catalog show their consistent mood of introspection.
There was a legal dispute in which French musician Julien Doré claimed 'Line of Fire' borrowed from his composition 'Le Lac,' though the matter was settled out of court. The band hasn't been especially prolific or dramatic in their career, mostly sticking to their particular lane of understated, melodic music.
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