My favorite King Gizzard project so far. I really like the vibe of the entire album, and both the vocals and instrumentation are really strong. While not their most abrasive, or psychedelic, this project is definitely one I intend on revisiting a lot.

Favorite Track: The Bitter Boogie

There isn't much I can say about this album that hasn't already been said. This is easily my favorite Run The Jewels project so far, both EL-P and Killer Mike bring their all, and the project itself has some of the best production and lyrical content I've heard from the duo thus far. Easily one of my favorite albums of the year at the time of me writing this, and I hope it gets the critical/commercial attention it deserves.

Favorite Tracks: "yankee and the brave", "holy ... read more

While I appreciate this album on a conceptual level, this is probably my least favorite King Gizzard project since Willoughby's Beach. The problem with each song being just over 10 minutes is that it requires a lot in order to keep listeners invested (which King Gizzard has shown they can do through tracks such as "Crumbling Castle"). However, especially in the second half of the album, the tracks feel more boring than they should, and it is slightly disappointing since I know King ... read more

My favorite project so far while going through the King Gizzard discography. The album remains interesting throughout, and there some excellent moments especially at the beginning and middle of the album. There were some songs that did not stand out to me much, but they never really declined from a quality perspective like albums such as Oddments.

Favorite Tracks: The entirety of the "I'm In Your Mind" saga and "Am I In Heaven?"