June of 44
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June of 44 was an American rock band which was formed in 1994 from ex-members of Rodan, Lungfish, Codeine, Rex, The Crownhate Ruin and Hoover. Clearly influenced by Slint, the band's music is often described as 'math rock'. The band's name refers to June Miller, wife of author Henry Miller, and the year author Anaïs Nin began writing about June in her diaries.
The band toured extensively and reached as far as Australia. Often referred to as the punk rock pirates of the math rock world, June of 44 were a collective from 1994-2000. All the members were living in different cities at the time. Often cited for their artistic hand crafted record packaging, June of 44 had six releases in as many years before members went on to form HiM, Mice Parade, The Sonora Pine, Shipping News and Rachel's. This seminal band created music that ranged from experimental jazz to ambient dub to angular post punk.
June of 44 split up in 2000.
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[edit] Members
- Fred Erskine
- Sean Meadows
- Jeff Mueller
- Doug Scharin
[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- Engine Takes To The Water (1995)
- Tropics and Meridians (1996)
- The Anatomy of Sharks (1997)
- Four Great Points (1998)
- Anahata (1999)
- In The Fishtank 6 (1999)
[edit] Singles
- South East Boston/Dextery of Luck (live) (1999)
[edit] External links
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