Junius
Junius formed in London around 2005, led by vocalist and songwriter Joseph Newman. Their debut album 'Repressed' came out in 2007, followed by later records...
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Junius formed in London around 2005, led by vocalist and songwriter Joseph Newman. Their debut album 'Repressed' came out in 2007, followed by later records like 'Reports from the Threshold of Death' in 2010 and 'Eternal Rituals for the Living' in 2016.
Their sound leans toward atmospheric post-rock with ethereal melodies, heard in songs like 'A Dramatist Plays Catastrophist' and 'A Reflection of Fire'. The band's lineup has included guitarist Ian Wright and drummer John Jobbagy alongside Newman.
Some of their lyrics have drawn attention for addressing political themes, though the specifics of any controversies aren't well-documented. They've maintained a steady output of introspective, guitar-driven music without much mainstream fanfare.
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