Six Finger Satelliteä's 1992 debut EP Weaponä was the result of a demo tape "hoax," in which they sent Sub Pop a tape of what they figured we wanted to hear (i.e. hokey grunge). We bit, signed the sneaky quintet, and have since pretended that we knew all along.

In 1993, having shed their cloak of disguise and free to pursue their much broader designs, they unleashed their debut LP The Pigeon is the Most Popular Birdä, an experience in wild guitar-based rock with elements of Devo and the Birthday Party. Extensive touring, and the occasional assault, spread word of their transfixing live show.

By 1994 they had jettisoned the dead weight, were down to three members, and the limitless vistas of possible mutations became apparent on Machine Cuisineä, a barrier-smashing 10" recorded exclusively on electronic gizmos (that's NO guitars, friends).

1995 saw the number at four and the album called Severe Exposureä, whose blend of archaic syntheizers with a traditional guitar/bass/drums lineup fell somewhere between the previous two records. Utterly unique, but with a similar appeal to Chrome, Big Black, or the Jesus Lizard, Severe Exposureä was the party album of the year.

Years pass, yet time flies. Having attained perfection in their personal and professional lives, Six Finger Satelliteä, much like your own dear mother, now know not only what it wants, but what you need. Enter Paranormalizedä.

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