Juno

The Profile

Juno are an American band from Seattle known for blending post-rock, post-hardcore, shoegaze, and indie rock. Active from 1995 to 2003, they released two studio albums—This Is The Way It Goes And Goes And Goes (1999) and A Future Lived in Past Tense—before disbanding.

Seattle band with a three‑guitar lineup; debut released in 1999; associated with post-rock/post-hardcore/shoegaze; Arlie Carstens handled lyrics; issued early EPs with Jade Tree and Sub Pop; split after their second LP.

A 5-star look at Juno’s 1999 debut: sprawling post-rock meets post-hardcore and shoegaze, with three guitars and slow-burn crescendos. Highlights include Leave A Clean Camp And A Dead Fire, A Listening Ear, and The Young Influentials. The review nods to Unwound and Fugazi while praising Arlie Carstens’ introspective lyrics. It frames the album as a ‘90s touchstone and notes the band’s later split after their second LP.