The 1988 album "Jänis" showcases Juliet Jonesin Sydän's signature blend of driving guitars and melancholic vocals, a definitive statement from their period on Poko Rekords. It captures the band at a creative peak, exploring themes of alienation and urban life with unflinching honesty.
- "Jänis" was released on October 27, 1988, by Poko Rekords.
- The album features the single "Liisa ihmemaassa," which received moderate airplay on Finnish radio.
- The album's title, "Jänis," translates to "hare" or "rabbit" in English.
Juliet Jonesin Sydän was a Finnish indie rock band formed in Tampere in 1982. They were known for their raw, energetic sound and introspective lyrics, becoming a significant act in the Finnish alternative scene of the 1980s. The "Jänis" album, released in 1988, marked a period of intense creativity for the band, coming after their more established sound on previous records and before their eventual breakup.
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