The Current line-up:
Edgar Breau: gtr, vocals, harmonica
Kevin Christoff: bass, bckg vocals
Dan Wintermans: "Ping" guitar, theremin, tambourine,
Joe Csontos: drums
Steve Foster: gtr, bckg vcls.

SIMPLY SAUCER to release "Half Human Half Live" on March 25th

Legendary Hamilton, Ontario psych/punk combo SIMPLY SAUCER will release its first ever full-length album on March 25th in Canada through Sonic Unyon (April 29th in the USA). "Half Human Half Live" was recorded by the band last summer with band guitarist Steve Foster handling production duties.

"Half Human Half Live" is exactly as the title alludes to. The first six tracks are studio recordings of songs written by the band in their original incarnation that were never recorded. Included within these songs are 'Exit Plexit,' the first track ever written by the band in 1973, the all-acoustic track 'Dandelion Kingdom' and the nearly eleven minute epic 'Clearly Invisible,' the center point of the album. The final six tracks on the record were recorded live in front of a private audience on June 23rd, 2007 and features updated recordings of tracks from the Cyborgs Revisited reissue, including 'Mole Machine,' 'Illegal Bodies' and 'I Can Change My Mind' from their 1977 45 rpm single on Pig Records.

The "Cyborgs Revisited" album was originally released as a limited edition LP on Mole Recordings in 1989. This compilation contained studio recordings made with Bob Lanois on the first side and a live recording from June 1975 on the other. Sonic Unyon reissued the album in a remastered expanded format with nine-previously unreleased bonus tracks in the spring of 2003. Sonic Unyon/Get Back reissued a remastered vinyl version of the original LP, containing no bonus tracks, in the autumn of 2003. In 2007, "Cyborgs Revisited" was voted the 36th best Canadian album of all-time by more than 580 members of the music industry in the TOP 100 CANADIAN ALBUMS book, compiled by Bob Mersereau.

While the "Cyborgs Revisited" release has received a great amount of critical praise in the past five years since it was reissued on Sonic Unyon in 2003, in many ways "Half Human Half Live" is the first cohesive document of SIMPLY SAUCER as a band. These songs were all recorded at the same time, they all have the same players and they feel more cohesive than anything previously released. Instead it is more like a new band, getting ready for takeoff.