Emerging from Nyack, NY in 1988, Aenone crafted an distinctive blend of shoegaze and electronic-influenced indie rock characterized by swirling textures and melodic sensibilities. The group's early demos caught the attention of industry tastemakers, leading to their debut EP *Saints & Razors*, recorded at Kramer's Noise NJ studios. Their shimmering sonic aesthetic and live performances at legendary venues like CBGB's and the Underworld established them as part of the vibrant alternative music scene of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The band's momentum culminated in a recording session with acclaimed producer Alan Moulder, marking a significant milestone in their career trajectory. Aenone's contributions to the era's experimental indie landscape showcased their ability to merge atmospheric production with compelling songcraft, influencing the broader conversation around electronic textures in alternative music during this period.