June

The music of Brendon Anderegg is a hall of mirrors, multilayered and self-obscuring. Largely filtered through Mountains, his pioneering electronic project with Koen Holtkamp, Anderegg emerged as a solo artist in the late 90s. Since his emergence, Anderegg has become sought after for his film scoring and audio work with his Brooklyn-based studio, Telescope Audio, contributing to Emmy-nominated films 102 Minutes that Changed America, 9/11: The Days After for the History Channel, and working with clients from ESPN to Pitchfork. He returns now with June, a vinyl-exclusive release on Thrill Jockey, coming out fittingly on June 15th.The Music on June is a complex network of layers, paradoxically a calm and soothing listen. Collapsing history into it's own contemporary sonic movements, Andregg's methodically created work falls in the lineage of electronic pioneers like Bernard Parmegiani, early ambient projects like Tangerine Dream, Popul Vuh, and Cluster, and puts his solo work in the realm of New Age figures like Michael Stearns and JD Emmanuel. June is a singularly beautiful and challenging work that marks the long overdue reemergence of Brendon Anderegg as a solo voice.1. June