0787480474650

Harder Than It Should Be: The Lost Album

Juno!

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Format: LP

Cat No: LNFG239

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Format Details: Vanilla Vinyl

Release Date:  16 October 2026

Label:  Last Night From Glasgow

Packaging Type:  Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  0787480474650

Genres:  Pop  

  • Description

    Harder Than It Should Be: The Lost Album (2007)

    Nearly two decades after it was recorded across Glasgow, Fife and beyond, this mythologised debut from underground electro-pop collective Juno! finally surfaces. A genre-blurring statement born from bedrooms and late-night studio sessions, the album fuses live drums, analogue synths, samples, and dense percussion into something critics struggled to pin down - baggy grooves meet electro-pop meets rave culture.

    Originally designed as an extension of the band's unpredictable live shows, Harder Than It Should Be captures a rotating cast of collaborators and a core four-piece that expanded into an eight-member spectacle. Tracks like Atom Bomb City, Cut It Loose and the cult single These Boys Are Athletes (featuring Bis vocalist Manda Rin) earned radio play and industry buzz - yet the album itself was never formally released.

    Recovered from early recordings and demos, this reconstruction reflects the original intent: a high-energy journey mirroring the band's live intensity. A document of a moment when MySpace buzz, indie discos and electro experimentation collided in small venues and word-of-mouth scenes.

    Finally the album is released on vinyl via independent label Last Night From Glasgow.

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Higher
      • 2. Mirrors & Smoke
      • 3. Wonderful
      • 4. These Boys Are Atheletes
      • 5. Join Me (Make The Music)
      • 6. Sunshine In My Pocket

      Side 2

      • 1. Kontakt
      • 2. Cut It Loose
      • 3. Atom Bomb City
      • 4. A Happening On The Southside
      • 5. Pop Art Morning