fromThe Wire Magazine - Adventures In Modern Music
3 weeks ago"We were comfortable with the discomfort": Six Finger Satellite's J Ryan - The Wire
Having purveyed riff based rock for the early part of their existence before incorporating electronic interludes (on 1993 debut album The Pigeon Is The Most Popular Bird) and experimenting with an all-synthesizer configuration on 1994's Machine Cuisine 10", the 1995 album saw the band attempting to unify these approaches, the result being "one of the most devastating albums of 1995, if not the entire decade" according to Erick Bradshaw, who reviewed the reissue in The Wire 500.