The enduring Australian band’s twenty-sixth album, The Hypnagogue, might well be termed a return to form, except that, even as it incorporates new recruits, the band picks right up where it left off with 2017’s Man Woman Life Death Infinity.
Australian psychedelic outfit Pond is no stranger to the stage, but as their music has morphed and shifted over the years so too has their presence as a live band.
On Changes, King Gizzard’s fifth and final record of 2022, the band proves that they also know when to let one of those ideas marinate.
Continuing to tour the U.S. on the back of this month’s The Organic Album, the group’s fifth studio record, they brought their traveling party to New York City’s Bowery Ballroom on Thursday for a loose night of catchy tunes and more than a little boogieing.
Not even a week removed from their last album King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard are back with Laminated Denim
With Australia, a hotbed for many forms of rock music these days Ocean Alley’s newest album plays with their laid-back beach life formula a bit but stays very accessible to
Ice, Death, Planets, Lungs, Mushrooms And Lava makes good on its title with one of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s most elemental experiments yet; seven tracks, each built on
Rapscallion, the sixth album from the Melbourne-based outfit The Murlocs, dabbles in strong doses of 60’s garage, psych, and prog rock throughout the twelve tripped-out tracks. The group is comprised
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