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The album was recorded by Bob Weston (Shellac's bass player and producer extraordinaire) and definitely showcases his penchant for a chunkier sounding rhythm section and explosive drum sound. Much more mature than their Weapon EP debut but still lacking the precision bite of the next few albums, Pigeon is a great entry point for anyone looking to get into SFS. The Pigeon Is The Most Popular Bird (1993) Sub Pop Is the band finally about to get their due?

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First there were rumours of a new album, which appear to be true, and now there is a full length article in the widespread, well read Skyscraper. There does, however, seem to be a bit more recognition for the band nowadays.

It seemed, for a moment, that the band would slip through fingers of the mainstream music media. These new wave of bands sure weren't letting anyone know if that was indeed the case. Some of these bands must have witnessed SFS live at some point, or even copped one of their albums from an older sibling. Surely some of these groups had to have been influenced by the jittery punk rhythms of SFS. Most of the groups remained indebted to the initial blast of danceable post-punk Gang of Four, ESG and PiL, all of whom had laid the foundation for this 'new' movement of the early 00's. By this point, the disco-dance-punk movement was in full swing, and groups like The Rapture, Radio 4, Liars and The Faint were all the rage. Over the next year I was able to track down all 4 of their full lengths and even a 7 inch or two. I recall playing the album for anyone of my friends who would listen, and managed to turn a few of them on to this underrated and overlooked band of the 90s. My infatuation with the band was immediate. After a few months of patience I stumbled across a copy of Paranormalized for about 7 or 8 dollars. Now, because all of the albums were out of print, it took me a while to find a used copy of one of their albums. A friend of mine recommended that I try and seek out some SFS albums. At the time I was getting into groups like Brainiac and Trans Am, who coexisted at the same time as SFS, not to mention shared a somewhat similar aesthetic. I stumbled across SFS sometime around 2001, which was also their final year as a band, albeit an almost completely different lineup from the initial incarnation of the band. Skyscraper Magazine has just published a full length feature on the tumultuous career of the band, which can be read in full at the bottom of this posting. Well, it appears, that after close to a decade of inactivity, that Six Finger Satellite may be getting their due.

One of the band's main members, John Maclean, is now far better known as DFA's dark-disco king, The Juan Maclean.

All four of their full length releases have been out of print for longer than they ever were in print for. The Sub Pop albums and live set are all still available.ДЇor the most part, the world has all but forgotten Six Finger Satellite. Also, the mp3 rips available on their site are a much higher quality than the ones I upped. I'm sure the band could use all the extra funds they can get their hands on. According to Richard, the band is finishing up their new album and are planning a tour this coming spring/summer. Please visit the space and drop these guys some funds. They are available for full download on the 6FS myspace. I was recently contacted by Richard Pelletier himself and was kindly asked to remove the links to the 6FS rarities.