Damn, these guys certainly don't hang about, it doesn't seem long ago that they released their last one! PDAODOENAAOPEATBOMD was one of their best yet, so it will be great if they could continue that form.

Written by AndyMetalFreak on 02.07.2024 at 19:55

PDAODOENAAOPEATBOMD

I must know if you memorised this or used an LLM to abbreviate it

Written by LeKiwi on 02.07.2024 at 22:41

Written by AndyMetalFreak on 02.07.2024 at 19:55

PDAODOENAAOPEATBOMD

I must know if you memorised this or used an LLM to abbreviate it

I was going to mention the album title in full but then thought people would likely remember the album by the abbreviation, which itself turns out to be as long as an actual album title itself

I... Can't... Wait! I love these guys, wish I could see them live soon.

That is a weird cover art but if the music is close to PetroDragonic Apocalypse, that's all that matters

Really enjoy the single Le Risque, I think this album gonna be more bluesy/rock than metal.
This is what they said about this new release.

"For their 26th album, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard swap the widescreen concepts of their recent albums for the intimacy of six good friends collaborating on the most bonhomie-laden set they’ve yet committed to wax. For Flight b741, bandleader Stu Mackenzie says King Gizzard “wanted to make something that was primal, instinctual, more ‘from the gut’ – just people in a room, doing what feels right. We wanted to make something fun.”

Tapping into the country-fried 70s American rock on which they were all raised – along with the ornery garage-rock roots from which their mighty discography sprang – Flight b741 is lightning caught inside a bottle. Across its 10 ragged, glorious barnburners, King Gizzard flesh out rough skeletons of songs with their inspired improvisations, inimitable grooves and a unique pass-the-mic approach to vocals that saw every member of the band raise their voice and sing. “We’re having a lot of fun, but we’re often singing about some pretty heavy shit,” Mackenzie adds, “and probably hitting on some deeper, more universal themes than usual. It’s not a sci-fi record, it’s about life and stuff. But the record is like a really fun weekend with your mates, you know? Like, proper fun.”