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The latter was released in 1971 (from the Tago Mago sessions) and never appeared on a studio album
War dogs in their own minds
the Laurels sound more like 24-hour party people: there’s a pronounced Madchester/baggy rhythmic influence
contemplative music is filled with the concept of infinity and reminds us of a moon voyage
Taking influence from both metal and punk
KING GIZZARD AND THE LIZARD WIZARD - Flying Microtonal Banana ("Radioactive Yellow" U.S edition) LP punk The latter was released inIncludes d l code. "Radioactive Yellow" vinyl ATO Records (U. S.) edition. Highly recommended. While Flying Microtonal Banana isnt quite as developed and replayable as Nonagon Infinity, its still a surprisingly worthwhile project from a band that seems to operate at light speed. King Gizzard managed to take this obscure musical concept and apply it to its garage rock niche by incorporating elements of psychedelic rock, krautrock, and certain Middle
