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Distance CD (1994)  
As one might expect from a band that includes such slogans as "CDs destroy music" on its CD ...
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Further CD (1995)
FURTHER, the second proper album from Bristol's Flying Saucer Attack collective, evidences an extraordinary level of artistic growth. ...
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Flying Saucer Attack CD (1994)
Since revealed as a loosely collective effort centered around Bristol's David Pearce, Rachel Brook, and Third Eye Foundation ...
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New Lands CD (1997) 
The British outfit's ongoing electronic experiments assemble a psychedelic cocktail of noise, drones, and whispered vocals on this ...
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Distance CD (1994)
As one might expect from a band that includes such slogans as "CDs destroy music" on its CD ...
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Goodbye/And Goodbye/Whole Day CD (1997)
Allegedly at one point the farewell release by Flying Saucer Attack, at least if the title indicated as ...
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Flying Saucer Attack CD (1994)
Since revealed as a loosely collective effort centered around Bristol's David Pearce, Rachel Brook, and Third Eye Foundation ...
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New Lands CD (1997)
The British outfit's ongoing electronic experiments assemble a psychedelic cocktail of noise, drones, and whispered vocals on this ...
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Mirror CD (2000) 
As much an exercise in contrasting textures as anything else, this collection of whispered pastoral songs, grainy rhythms, ...
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Further CD (1995)
FURTHER, the second proper album from Bristol's Flying Saucer Attack collective, evidences an extraordinary level of artistic growth. ...
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Chorus CD (1996)
CHORUS is a collection of Flying Saucer Attack's John Peel sessions, recorded before and after the release of ...
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Sally Free And Easy CD (1996)
Artists as disparate as Marianne Faithfull, Magic Hour, Bob Dylan, and Pentangle have offered their interpretations of Cyril ...
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Distant Station CD (1996)
Recorded and released when Flying Saucer Attack was on its semi-hiatus around 1996, Distant Stations isn't actually an ...
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Goodbye/And Goodbye/Whole Day Vinyl LP (1997)
Allegedly at one point the farewell release by Flying Saucer Attack, at least if the title indicated as ...
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Flying Saucer Attack Appears on
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More Oar: A Tribute to Alexander "Skip" Spence CD (1999)
1999's More Oar pays tribute to one of psychedelia's brightest lights, Skip Spence. His 1969 album Oar is ...
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 Flying Saucer Attack Songs
Popular or famous Flying Saucer Attack music songs: Whole Day, Goodbye, And Goodbye, Sea, Febreary 8th, Present, Oceans, Part 1, Silent Tide, Wish, November Mist. More music songs Whole Day Song, Space 1999, Come and Close My Eyes, Here Am I, Up in Her Eyes, Islands, She Is the Daylight. More music songs Light in the Evening, Moonset. See All Songs
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Flying Saucer Attack Biography
Bristol, England's Artist (aka David Pearce and Rachel Brook) released several records of gorgeous, pastoral psych during the 1990s. A fiercely low-fi, DIY act--an approach one would think limiting for a band covering such sonic terrain--FSA blended cascades of warm, droney noise with elements of English folk, shoegaze, and krautrock to create a strikingly beautiful, minimalist pop hum. Decidedly anti-digital, Artist self-released many of their finest recordings as limited edition vinyl-only seven inches, a lovely illustration of punk ideals being applied to un-punk sounds.
Key Personnel
Contemporaries
Stereolab, Mogwai, Spiritualized, Tortoise, Dirty Three, Slowdive, Aerial M, Bardo Pond, Loren Connors, Cul de Sac, Jessamine, Jessica Bailiff, Charalambides, Füxa, Experimental Audio Research, Roy Montgomery, Spectrum (UK), Windy & Carl, Magic Hour, HiM (Experimental Rock), Baikal
Influences
The Velvet Underground, Brian Eno, Can, Nick Drake, The Jesus and Mary Chain, My Bloody Valentine, Spacemen 3, Faust, Neu!, Popol Vuh
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