Junip
Fields

Junip is to Jose Gonzalez what the Whitest Boy Alive is to Erlend Ã?ye: a near-funky way for a sleepy, and in Gonzalez’s case, rather stern singer-son...

Fields, the third release and first full-length album from the Swedish trio Junip, both meets and defies expectations. One-third of this band is Jose ...

Up until now, Jose Gonzalez could boast a reliable careerarc under his own auspices, having fashioned himself as a singer/songwriterexcelling in dimly...

Before his worldwide solo success, José González played and sang with Junip, a three-piece from Gothenburg. They’d been on hiatus for some years befor...

If José González hadn't come along, the global advertising industry would have invented him. A Swede of Argentine extraction with an affinity for Afri...

Junip are perhaps most widely known for having amongst their number Swedish singer-songwriter José González, but their short history (this is their th...

Despite getting together over a decade ago, this Scandinavian trio had only released an EP prior to their ten-year hiatus. In the interim the drummer ...

Jose Gonzalez is back, but has returned to the form of Junip. The story seems to be that they were a band long ago, then Jose did his thing, people lo...

Fans of singer-songwriter José González will recognize the basic approach of his band Junip. González’s trio features drums, organ, and an overall lou...

Fields is an ideal title for an album that has a tang of mists and mellow fruitfulness about it. Gothenburg trio Junip's skill at creating pastoral me...