Also, the album cover looks very bad zoomed out on digital platforms, with the huge white lines at the top/bottom. I will definitely listen to this album again, but some tracks just don't stand out to me. Overall, I would give this album an 8/10. Australian psychedelic collective with an intense work ethic and a wildly experimental outlook that reaches from synth prog. Infest the Rats’ Nest, the 15th album in seven years by the chameleonic Australians King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, unpredictably saw them go thrash metal, and adopt a lyrical sensibility that. If anything, this album feels like what the band could have been expected to move towards if they never made nonagon infinity and kept going the path they had taken with "Paper Mache Dream Balloon", the instrumental and vocals are really reminiscent of that era. Sure, they are great, but I was expecting more "wow" moments where they just let themselves go and offer us something crazy. Over the next four years they followed with seven more studio.
The band released their first album, 12 Bar Bruise, in 2012. I think it's pretty great, and it has its moments, but for me where I kind of lost the groove was how hard it was to differentiate one track from another. The discography of Australian psychedelic rock band King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard consists of twenty studio albums, two official live albums, two compilations, three extended plays and forty-two singles. I think it's pretty great, and it has its moments, but for I've always liked King Gizzard, and I would be lying if I said I hated this album. Australian psychedelic collective with an intense work ethic and a wildly experimental outlook that reaches from synth prog to folk-rock. I've always liked King Gizzard, and I would be lying if I said I hated this album.
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