Music From Outer Space, commonly abbreviated MFOS, is a DIY analog synthesizer resource and parts supplier founded by Ray Wilson. The operation grew out of Wilson's website of schematics and build guides, which became one of the most widely referenced educational hubs in the hobbyist synth community. MFOS sells professionally manufactured PCBs, faceplates, hard-to-find components, and kits aimed at builders who want to assemble their own analog synths from scratch.

The catalog centers on Wilson's original designs, including the Sound Lab Mini-Synth and its Mk II revision, the more advanced Sound Lab ULTIMATE, the battery-powered Noise Toaster, and the Alien Screamer noise box. Individual module PCBs cover VCOs, VCFs, envelope generators, sequencers, noise sources, and sample-and-hold circuits suitable for building out modular rigs. Many of the schematics remain free for non-commercial use, reflecting the site's open, educational philosophy.

MFOS occupies a specific niche between pure open-source synth-DIY culture and boutique kit vendors, and its designs are frequently cited as entry points for people building their first analog synthesizer. After Wilson's passing in 2016, production of MFOS kits and boards has been carried on through partners including synthCube, keeping the original designs in circulation for the builder community.

MFOS has 1 product cataloged on Equipboard, including Modular Synthesizers.