Guitar based indie band from Liverpool active in the early 1990's

Howdy all, new to recording and making music but a lifelong fan of most forms of electronic music but veering towards the more out there leftfield drones,soundtrack and an undying love of early 90s IDM. 90%tracks recorded live using  analogue/hardware gear, with a smidge of ableton -still learning , always learning . New Logo design courtesy of my son Adam ( Cheers dude x) 

Three songs by my old (and favourite) band - The Leapers
Geoff Rose plays keyboards on Wired up the same.
The rest are just me.

Trunky Juno’s inimitable brand of lo-fi pop has established him as one of the most exciting new artists to emerge from the north east of England. Combining irresistibly catchy choruses with a technicolour sonic palette, the self-described “lo-fi pop noodler” draws upon a melting pot of influences ranging from The Flaming Lips and MGMT through to Father John Misty and Mac DeMarco.

Central to Trunky Juno’s music is his irreverent lyricism, covering subjects as diverse as Patrick Swayze, defunct game shows of yesteryear, and controversial pizza toppings. Beneath the eye-catching titles and lyrical hooks, however, lies an ability to tell relatable stories in unique ways, with a focus on the emotionally intangible – hard to pin down feelings such as nostalgia, or bittersweetness.

"One of the strangest, most gloriously original bands I’ve heard for a long time… like Jake Thackray writing lyrics for Crosby, Stills and Nash."
Bob Fischer, BBC Radio Tees, Evening Show 
 
"The Winter Hill Transmission bring a more stripped back, acoustic, indie folk sound to the table akin to Bon Iver, Fleet Foxes and Grizzly Bear. The warm, dreamy sound gives a sense of escapism and the drums and keys are used to great effect to create a slow burning intensity as the luscious melodies glide over the perfect arrangements."
BBC 6 Music / Tom Robinson blog
 
"Melodies are softly layered with acoustic strings, hinted-at keyboards and vocal harmonies that recall Odessa-era Bee Gees. Lovely, lovely, lovely."
Narc Magazine 'Demo of the Month'


Drummer, rapper, guitarist and stand up comedian. Supported by BBC Introducing, Amazing Radio & BBC 6 Music.

All these songs are now available on streaming sites in case you wanted to give me £0.0001 per song. Thnx x.

jackjohnson710@hotmail.co.uk

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