F/i’s Invisible Men reappear from the deep underground with psych machinery still humming

F/i’s Invisible Men becomes Bandcamp Daily’s Album of the Day on 29 June, and the story has the satisfying feel of an underground transmission finally getting a stronger antenna. The Milwaukee project, led by Richard Franecki, was apparently so buried in the 1980s underground that even its founder did not have copies of some earliest releases. That detail says a lot about a pre-digital era when private pressings, fake labels and true cult status were not marketing language but survival conditions. Invisible Men now arrives with the weight of a band whose discography moved through space rock, psych, noise, kosmische drift and stubborn outsider persistence. F/i sound valuable because they remind us that underground music was never only about being obscure. It was about building whole sonic worlds without permission, then waiting years for the right listeners to decode the signal.

Source: https://daily.bandcamp.com/album-of-the-day/f-i-invisible-men-review