Juniore announce first album in four years, Trois, Deux, Un

Taking three and half years to write down, the band had been “tremendously” affected by the compelled isolation of the pandemic, and the way the family-bonds that they had constructed by means of years of dwelling in one another’s pockets on the street had been completely severed throughout these lengthy months. Having to adapt, as an illustration, of dwelling, writing, and recording aside, inside this topsy-turvy world, the band took the title for his or her new album by reversing the counting technique of its predecessor Un, Deux, Trois; Juniore listed here are self-consciously negotiating their musical area, with all its’ foundational elements intact, however but flipped completely turned the wrong way up.

“The one factor we have most likely allowed ourselves to do is to write down extra joyful music”, Anna Jean admits. “We really feel it’s kind of like we have travelled to the opposite aspect of the mirror, and we’re attempting to set the clock backwards in a way with Trois Deux Un or perhaps simply making ready ourselves for take off. The brand new songs could not be as comedic and darkish because the earlier ones needed to be. They needed to be lighter as a result of the world had sufficient actual heaviness.”