Formed in 1981 by Douglas P. after his departure from the punk band Crisis, Death in June emerged as a defining force in the neofolk and post-industrial movements. Known for blending acoustic instrumentation with haunting electronics and martial rhythms, the project explores themes of memory, conflict, and identity. Over decades, Death in June has cultivated a devoted global following, influencing a wide range of experimental, folk, and darkwave artists with its stark aesthetics and uncompromising vision.