Hand of Juno issue ‘The One – AATRA Remix’ via Out Of Line
Hand of Juno
The female fronted modern industrial metal act Hand of Juno has released a club-focused take on the album cut “The One” as “The One – AATRA Remix.” The track follows the band’s 2024 debut album “Psychotic Banana” released on Out Of Line Music.
In further current news, Hand of Juno are supporting Böse Fuchs on German dates in November 2025 (Frankfurt, Ludwigsburg, Leipzig, Köln, Hildesheim, Hamburg, Berlin).
About Hand of Juno
Hand of Juno formed in Italy in 2021 out of members linked to the former all-female project Killin’ Baudelaire. The original lineup featured Melissa Bruschi (vocals), Helly Elisa Montin (drums/e-percussion), Alice Lane Pandini (bass) and Martina Nixe Riva (guitar). After early 2022, Riva departed; in March 2024 the group continued without Pandini and added Francesca Mancini (guitar) and Marco Valerio (bass), establishing the current quartet.
After signing to Out Of Line the band released a couple of singles in 2023 (“Right Now,” “Destroy the Line,” “We’ve Built the Line”), followed by the “Psychotic Banana” EP on February 15, 2024 and the full album “Psychotic Banana” on November 8, 2024. In 2024 Hand of Juno also issued the single “Polline.”
In 2025 they appeared on Erdling’s single “Alles dreht sich.”
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