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This is vastly different from anything King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard has put out to date. There is a complete absent of any of their normal instruments and equipment, it's all been traded for synths all the way through. I have yet to listen to the extended edition and I doubt I'll post anything about it on here.
I think this is a beautifully constructed and structured album and an inpressive feat going from PetroDragonic Apocalyspe; or Dawn of Eternal Night; an Annihilation of Planet Earth ... read more

It was a good album. I felt it had a clear and good sound and managed to experiment with it and toss it around for a solid 20-30 minutes but it's clear that one side of the album is better than the other.
I really like the first half of the album. It introduces this pretty cool sound which we then see experimented with and stretched in many different ways but still remaining and sticking to that formula. It has rawer songs, it has calmer songs and then also more upbeat songs. It's a hard ... read more

I feel it was a very coforting album. It had a cozy vibe with flutes, acoustic guitars, easy going drums and soothing vocals. I looked into the lyrics a little and they seemed weird and at times a little gruesome but I didn't pay to much attention to it. Then comes the finisher "Paper Mache" which starts off pretty nice and has me thinking "oh dope, an instrumental track, it will probably suit the sound very well!" But nope, it stops, starts speeding up by like 100x and then ... read more

Early Death Metal lyrics will never not be funny to me. Like they'll sing about satan, gore and other gruesome shit, guitars schreeching in background almost drowning out the vocals and the already loud drums. Then it'll just be the sickest guitar solo you've ever heard. It's fucking hilarious.
Deicide's debut is not different from this description. It's a pretty hard album in contrast to other Death Metal albums of it's time and takes on somewhat darker and edgier lyrical themes which is ... read more