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Super Furry Animals

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Formed when techno DJs Rhys Ifans, Daffyd Ieuan and Guto Pryce teamed up with local songwriter Gruff Rhys in 1993, Super Furry Animals came to recognition during the Brit-pop era and survived as cult heroes of Welsh indie. Rhys Ifans left the band to find fame as an actor (starring in Twin Town, Notting Hill and Mr. Nice) before the band were spotted and signed by Creation Records boss Alan McGhee in 1995. Influenced by pop melodies, psychedelia and heart-on-sleeve indie rock, their debut Fuzzy Logic (1996) became one of the albums of the era. However, the perceived commercial failure of Guerrilla (1999) led them to record the all-Welsh language Mwng (2000) as a way of protest. Rings Around the World (2003) brought more success, reaching number 3 in the UK and winning a nomination for the Mercury Music Prize; and the band earned a reputation for experimenting with prog, folk, electronica and other styles on later works Love Kraft (2005) and Dark Days/Light Years (2009). The band are listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for having the longest title of an E.P., Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyndrob-wllantysiliogogogochynygofod (In Space), and at one time held the record for most uses of the "F" word in a song (over 50) for the single "The Man Don't Give a F***". The band went on hiatus in 2010. Members focused on solo projects, especially Gruff Rhys, while the other members later formed Das Koolies. They briefly reunited in 2015â2016 for anniversary concerts and released the single "Bing Bong" for Walesâ Euro 2016 football campaign. A compilation, Zoom! The Best of 1995-2016, was released in November 2016. In late 2025, the band officially announced their first tour in a decade, the 2026 Supacabra Tour, alongside the release of Precreation Percolation, a compilation of the band's first two EPs for Ankst together with early demos.

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