Back catalogue:

Review: Un Peu D'histoire marks a much anticipated Juniore debut album and it offers an enchanting voyage through time and space. Their fusion of 60s French pop, surf rock, and psychedelic influences creates a unique musical tapestry from the dreamy 'Christine' to the haunting 'La Route,' each track takes you through lush harmonies and infectious rhythms. Elsewhere, Juniore's versatility shines as they seamlessly transition from upbeat tunes like 'La Verite Nue' to introspective melodies like 'En Solitaire.' With vintage-inspired production and modern flair, this album appeals to both nostalgia seekers and contemporary music lovers, making it the perfect soundtrack for any adventure.

Review: Le Phonographe's chronological reissue series continues with the highly anticipated re-release of Juniore's debut album Ouh La La (2017). Following the success of Un Peu d'Histoire and Marabout in 2024, this reissue presents an upgraded audiophile-quality version of the album, where the original Sony France pressing omitted several tracks and suffered a thin sound. Ouh La La has been out of print since 2019 and was difficult to find in the UK except as an expensive import; Juniore, the French band known for its retro blend of ye-ye pop, psychedelic rock, and chanson, channel 60s French influences and contemporary indie pop, with conferring hypnagogic vocals upon sprawling jangles.

Review: Un, Deux, Trois, the third album from French indie group Juniore, shows off their unique blend of 60s-inspired French indie cool with modern psychedelic touches. This release is highlighted by its sophisticated, theatrical, and cabaret aesthetic, featuring the standout tracks 'Bizarre' and 'En solitaire.' The French lyrics add to the allure, offering an engaging experience even for those who don't understand the language. Juniore, led by Anna Jean with Swanny Elzingre and Samy Osta, seamlessly blend influences from Yeye singers and American garage rock, creating a sound reminiscent of Tarantino soundtracks. The album features a mix of upbeat and downbeat tracks, ensuring a well-thought-out flow that keeps listeners engaged throughout its 40-minute runtime. New single 'Mediterranee,' with its honky-tonk pianos and bubblegum backing vocals, exemplifies the album's charm, painting vivid scenes of carefree beach life in the south of France. Despite the darker, mysterious tones typical of their previous work, Un, Deux, Trois introduces a brighter optimism influenced by the pandemic's forced isolation, marking an evolution in Juniore's musical journey.