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Jen-Fi

Bunnygrunt

Artist
Bunnygrunt
Label
No Life Records
Catalog number
NL017
Released
1998
Country
US
Format
Album
5,321,353albums tracked
0copies listed for sale
Tracklist

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Jen-Fi has 16 tracks, about 31:03 of music. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.

  1. 1Big Fake Out
  2. 2Wild Summer Wow!
  3. 3AM Is For Talkin', FM Is For Rockin!
  4. 4Names Of Trees
    Acoustic Guitar
    Will Schaefer
    Harmonica
    Tom Stephens
    Written-By
    The Northerns
  5. 5Downbeat For Danger
  6. 6Jenny Not Any Dots
  7. 7Here Come The Vampires
  8. 8We Suspect He Was Trying To Spell Monkey
  9. 9Constantly Fighting
    Vocals
    Chris Trull, Joe Scanlon
  10. 10Last Train To Regretsville
  11. 11Good Tiger, Bad Tiger
  12. 12Truly Vermont
    Bass
    Joe Scanlon
  13. 13Tommy Can Dance The Return
  14. 14Future Home Of Planet Reptile
  15. 15I Just Had Broken-Heart Surgery, Love Won't Bypass Me Again
    Bass [String, Prepared Table-top]
    Darin Gray
  16. 16Untitled
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Jen-Fi was released in 1998 on the independent label No Life Records, serving as a quintessential document of the late-nineties indie pop scene in St. Louis. Bunnygrunt, known for their lo-fi, melodic aesthetic and tongue-in-cheek lyrical style, crafted the album to capture the earnest, DIY spirit that defined the underground college radio circuit during that era.

The album reflects the band's penchant for fuzzy guitars and pop-centric song structures, elements that were hallmarks of the aesthetic fostered by labels like No Life. While the recording remains a cult favorite within the power-pop and twee subgenres, its design and production highlight the deliberate simplicity and raw production values favored by the band to ensure their work felt authentic and unpolished.

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