King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - ChangesGood things come to those who wait, and the magnificent Changes is worth every one of the 2,628,000 minutes King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard invested in it. Soaked in the warm sonics of 70s rnb and guided by simple chord changes that contain multitudes and rounding out another remarkable year for the group, their fifth album of 2022 is a luminous, soft pop marvel. Come lose yourself in its slow cooked brilliance. Available on purgatory white vinyl

along with Jake Spurgeon’s agile synth work

Carlton Melton can provide your own aural microdose to reset your Mind / Psyche

Throughout his four solo albums and myriad records of various collaboration

Sam Kauffman Skloff (Drums) and JJ Kirkpatrick (Horns) Ben plays all other instruments himself but do not be surprised if

” If there is ground still uncovered for Old Fire after Voids

” "Don’t Slow Me Down" reunites Ashley with Bonnie “Prince” Billy for the first time on record when she sang vocals on Bonnie's Lie Down In Light album in 2018

with Simon Carmody 30 years on from the original release of this album

Celebrating the birthday of the legendary Wigan Casino

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He suggests "a group of about 35 is desired if possible but smaller or larger groups will work"

and even jammed in front of her family for the first time during a session with legendary dancehall / reggae producer Stephen McGregor