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Pieces of Juno
Pieces of Juno came together in Oslo around 2014. Their debut album 'Fragile' introduced a sound built around ethereal vocals and introspective lyrics, with...
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Pieces of Juno came together in Oslo around 2014. Their debut album 'Fragile' introduced a sound built around ethereal vocals and introspective lyrics, with the single 'Silver & Gold' becoming an early standout.
The group centers on vocalist and songwriter Juno Bergman, with guitarist Espen Berg, bassist Lars Lervik, and drummer Magnus Engen.
Their catalog includes albums like 'Stride' in 2016, 'Elevate' in 2018, 'Sanctuary' in 2020, and 'Aurora' in 2022. The music tends to avoid easy categorization, pulling from various influences without settling into one genre.
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