Another crazy week at Juno HQ, with a host of fine releases for both physical and digital crate diggers.
This week at Juno
by Juno Plus on 05.03.2010 at 13:39pmThis week at Juno
by Juno Plus on 05.02.2010 at 15:00pm
Free music, super limited 12″s and CDs, more exclusive downloads than you can poke a stick at – business as usual at Juno this week then.
This week at Juno
by Juno Plus on 29.01.2010 at 16:36pm
Free tracks, award nominations, podcasts galore, a mountain of quality releases – it’s been a chaotic week at Juno Records and Juno Download.
This week at Juno
by Juno Plus on 22.01.2010 at 11:26am
The Christmas tree is packed away, the festive jumper is back in the wardrobe and contented burps are suppressed for another year. Back to the music, then, and we’ve got a whole load of new releases to cure those January blues.
This Week At Juno
by Juno Plus on 14.12.2009 at 10:24am
This week at Juno Download we were very excited to get two Betty Botox albums (The World of Betty Botox and G4 Faggot) as a digital release for the first time ever, as well as the rather tasty Aeroplane remix to Lindstrom & Christabelle’s “Baby I Can’t Stop” (check it out here).
This week at Juno
by Juno Plus on 04.12.2009 at 14:24pm
Keep up to date with all the latest happenings at Juno Records and Juno Download – we’ve got new 12″s, CDs and vinyl, DJ charts and plenty of Christmas ideas…
This week at Juno
by Juno Plus on 27.11.2009 at 10:41am
Where to begin? Christmas is looming fast, and the usual slew of quality releases came through the Juno doors this week.
This week at Juno
by Juno Plus on 20.11.2009 at 13:54pm
At Juno Download, our exclusive digital release of house prodigy Hunee finally arrived, as did the re-edit compilation of legendary New York label Ze Records, which features iconic acts like Kid Creole & The Coconuts and Was (Not Was).
This week at Juno
by Juno Plus on 13.11.2009 at 12:04pm
A new week, a whole new range of 12″s, CDs and downloads at Juno Records and Juno Download.
This week at Juno
by Juno Plus on 27.10.2009 at 10:20am
It’s been another busy week at Juno HQ, with a flood of new releases hitting the shelves.
Over at Juno Download, the exclusive deep house compilation starring Motor City Drum Ensemble arrived right on cue, while Hot Toddy’s slow burning disco gem “I Need Love” hit number one in the singles chart, closely followed by the West Coast EP by the Lovebirds and the mysterious Gucci Vump’s Sha! Shtil! EP. John Digweed’s Bedrock 11 compilation was top of the digital albums list, and Daniel Wang’s superb Balihu retrospective stayed in the top ten for a sixth consecutive week.
Meanwhile at Juno Records the Ilija Rudman Casual Joys 12″ was being snapped up by the disco heads (check out the Mark E remix), as well as the Neurotic Drum Band’s EP on Wurst.
There are brand new 12″ DJ charts from DJ T and Pilooski, while Diplo and Luciano have posted their digital charts for October. There’s also a new minimal podcast, plus a whole load of recommendations from the Juno music experts.
Finally, a little treat for the vinyl lovers – we have up to 75 per cent off over 10,000 7”s, 12”s and LPs in our autumn vinyl sale. Get in there quick because once it’s gone, it’s gone.
Happy hunting,
Juno/Juno Download
