Six Finger Satellite is an American band often remembered for their innovative fusion of post-punk and electronic synth sounds that emerged in the early 1990s. Hailing from Providence, Rhode Island, the band formed in 1990 and quickly became known for their angular, abrasive take on rock infused with the rhythms and textures of electronic music. Six Finger Satellite’s lineup has seen changes over the years, but key members Jeremiah Ryan, John MacLean (later known as Juan MacLean), James Apt, and Richard Ivan Pelletier contributed to some of their most praise-worthy work.

The band's discography highlights an adventurous approach to music-making, often ahead of their time in blending genres. Their notable album "The Pigeon Is The Most Popular Bird," initially released in 1993, showcased the band’s early sound, it was later remastered to give fans a fresh experience of their starting roots. Successive albums such as "Severe Exposure" in 1995 solidified their cult following with its gritty energy and intense atmosphere. Six Finger Satellite’s later work, including "Paranormalized" (1996) and "Law of Ruins" (1998), continued to push boundaries, while their most recent release, "Half Control" (2009), after a decade-long hiatus, confirmed the band's enduring ability to stay relevant and unpredictable. The group’s innovative blend of wired, post-punk abrasion and synth-laden soundscapes has left a lasting mark on the independent music scene, influencing a generation of musicians and listeners who embrace the intersection of analog rock ferocity and electronic experimentation.

Genres

Noise Punk

Noise Rock

Post-hardcore

Rhode Island Indie

Synth Punk

Latest Release

Half Control

Six Finger Satellite

Album - 8 Tracks - Released December 1, 2009