Jejune was an American emo band formed in 1996 at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, by bassist/vocalist Arabella Harrison, guitarist/vocalist Joe Guevara, and drummer Chris Vanacore. The group relocated to San Diego, California, in 1997 and became associated with the second wave of emo during its mid-1990s peak. They released the EP Junk (1997), the album This Afternoon's Malady (1998, Big Wheel Recreation), and R.I.P. (2000, Big Wheel Recreation), along with splits including one with Jimmy Eat World. The band disbanded in 2000 after a brief but active run in the emo and indie scenes. Post-breakup, members pursued other projects: Guevara played piano for blues artist Lady Dottie, Harrison joined The And/Ors and later pursued solo work while also performing in the country band Bartender's Bible, and Vanacore formed Dirty Sweet with another ex-member.