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Louisville, United States (1994 – 2000)

June of 44 was an American rock band from Louisville, Kentucky which was formed in 1994 from ex-members of Rodan, Lungfish, Codeine and Hoover (Sean Meadows had yet to participate in the Lungfish music band by 1994; his first album with them was actually in 1996). Clearly influenced by Slint, the band’s music is often described as . June of 44 released their work on Quarter Stick with the exception of Fish 6.
June of 44 split up in 2000.
Members:
Fred Erskine
Sean Meadows
Jeff Mueller

Doug Scharin


Albums:
Engine Takes to the Water (1995)
Tropics And Meridians (1996)
The Anatomy Of Sharks (1996)
Four Great Points (1998)
Anahata (1999)
Fish 6 (1999)

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  • WS9167

    Awesome!!!

    25 Feb 6:52pm Reply
  • Treason_is_bad

    ON THIS DAY, I'VE LOST FAAAAAAAAACE.

    30 Sep 2012 Reply
  • husarzX

    I have been looking my whole life for this.

    22 Sep 2012 Reply
  • messo

    Gotta get more into these guys, stat.

    24 May 2012 Reply
  • ThereIsBearCum

    WHY MUST EVERYTHING I LOVE DIE!?

    7 Feb 2012 Reply
  • DieQuadratur

    june of '44 is a great band name you fucking twat²

    13 Jan 2012 Reply
  • kaminky

    june of '44 is a great band name you fucking twat

    13 Dec 2011 Reply
  • look-a-ghost

    Bullshit? This is quintessential math rock if you ask me.

    29 Aug 2011 Reply
  • michouz

    math-rock?! bullshit !

    17 Aug 2011 Reply
  • joplinpicasso

    Okay, so:: Anahata > Sharks & Sailors > Four Great Points > In The Fishtank > Engine Takes To The Water > Tropics And Meridians .... weird?

    1 Aug 2011 Reply
  • joplinpicasso

    Actually, Yikko's link is pretty sick - awesome band he posted. Love Jo44, but as someone who was too young to see them live, I agree with his sentiment.

    29 Jul 2011 Reply
  • Jamesismynamo

    Interesting! Thank you Mr. Jeremy Ross Smith!

    25 Jul 2011 Reply
  • disasterhead

    i am sick of june of 44 not existing. [4]

    19 Jul 2011 Reply
  • jeremyrosssmith

    @jamesismynamo "The band's name was inspired by a variety of factors, chiefly the date of correspondence between erotic fiction writers Henry Miller and Anaïs Nin; the month also coincided with the birth of Mueller's mother and the military service of Meadows' grandfather." - http://www.allmusic.com/artist/june-of-44-p168496/biography

    9 Jun 2011 Reply
  • Jamesismynamo

    Did they get their name from the month of D-Day or something?

    6 Jun 2011 Reply
  • sugar_age

    i didn't bother listening for so long because of all the slint comparisons. i figured, 'why listen to ANOTHER slint when slint is already perfect.' huge mistake, this band rules so much.

    1 Jun 2011 Reply
  • andu_

    i am sick of june of 44 not existing. [3]

    30 May 2011 Reply
  • LordGreekFolder

    I just don't get the Slint comparisons. Later Jo44 albums move into dubby, jazzy sounds while the earlier ones seem like a natural progression from and combination of the long-form approaches to hardcore taken by Rodan and Hoover. There is Slint insofar as they care about dynamics and texture, but that is not enough to say that Jo44 are just Slint copycats (albeit good ones). Codeine cared about all that stuff too.

    27 May 2011 Reply
  • dPsychc

    This is so Slint. But not bad copycats. The dirth of Slint material means I wouldn't mind listening to these guys. But Slint > June of 44 any fuckin day.

    22 May 2011 Reply
  • benjaoming

    Many bands have been great. Few of them as great as June of 44. I'm hopeful that one day they will reunite and play ATP.

    22 May 2011 Reply
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