Somewhere Out There is very different to the first Fang album (The Origin of Species), reflecting a more sparse, atmospheric, late night and cinematic sound.

Instruments used extensively include the piano, organ, Fender Rhodes, melodica, clarinet, strings, percussion and a lot of effort was put into achieving a very high standard of recording and production on the album.

"Fang have served up instead a heady crossbreed of pure pop and experimental alt rock with a wee bit of folk thrown in. Delicious." - THE PACKAGE

****"Somewhere out there is a deep and mysterious sounding album that utilises a lo-fi approach to achieve heavily layered yet delicate songs...delightfully brooding." - RIP IT UP
"Their second album is a leap into something more distinctive - a spookier, swampier, and slinky territory which makes for a satisfying album" - NZ HERALD

Tracks:
Man From The South
Flying Through The Stars
Anti Climax Girl
Pauline
Connected
Excess Of Evil
Telephone
Good Idea
Three Feet Of Snow
Stephen
So Long
Last Breath Of Air
Change