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The third album of the infamous Gizztober, and certainly the one that sticks out the most as an atypical King Gizzard album, leaning more pop than most, but also jazzier and funkier than usually. The standouts here are the fantastic bass playing (shout-out to Stu on Astroturf he cooked there) and the sax. The concept on here is also quite ... read more

Revisiting the first band I ever loved
Whew, this is a very interesting debut. Instead of the duo we know and love, it's Tyler and two other dudes, which is one of the first things I noticed, there was an actual bass noticeable (shout-out Nick Thomas). Also noticeable were some nice harmonies that, if I remember correctly, have never appeared since except when Tylers harmonising with himself. This record is actually very daring for a debut, they experiment with several sounds, though the ... read more