(Heavenly) Related: King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard: We should have started a taxi service King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard have released four albums in less than two years; that lack of downtime might have resulted in an absence of transformative,life-altering experiences to insert into their lyrics, but these Australian psych-rock kooks have always been more approximately melody, or frenzy and impact rather than compelling storytelling. There is a sense of urgency to this latest offering,as if last year’s fey and breezy LP Paper Mâché Dream Balloon acted as a process of blissed-out creative rehab. The rusty screech of Robot discontinue kickstarts the record before Gamma Knife careens down a midnight motorway on a flame-streaked motorbike. People Vultures is a satanic summoning, Invisible Face indulges a gorgeously groovy wig-out, and a gnarly guitar rains down on the metal-spirited Road Train,crashing this tight-knit chaos wagon of sound for valid. Until somewhere around mid-August, besides. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com