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No one does it quite like King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard: a group of freaky sonic adventurers who’ve moulded success into their own shape and become arguably the biggest cult band on the planet. On 25th (!) album ‘The Silver Cord’, they’re adding yet more unexpected strings to their already-bulging bow.

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The Advisory Circles Full Circle tunes in, drones on, and drops out. Its less evocative of the hauntology aesthetic and more of a contemporary ambient electronic album.

Throughout her career, Maylee Todd has delivered her outsider-pop quirks with heavy dose of whimsy, evident as early as her 2010 debut Choos...

Album number 18 was recorded in the band’s homes during the pandemic, and trades psych-rock blitzes for a finely-woven sprawl of synth programming and MIDI sequences

Last year, the band released their sixteenth studio album K.G (the second volume in the bands previous explorations into microtonal tunings), as well as Live In S.F. 16 (ATO Records), a live album recorded during the bands 2016 U.S. tour stop at San Francisco venue The Independent. Stream/purchase K.G. HERE, and stream/purchase Live In S.F. 16 HERE. Shortly before the album release, the band delighted fans with a full concert film accompanying Live In S.F. 16. Unlike their previous film release...

Going back in time 18 years ago this week, I’ve dug out the second of the two anti-war mixes I did around the time of the Iraq war kicking off. There were plenty of songs to choose from as you can imagine and I remember performing a version of this live at the Autechre ATP, arriving super late, just as I was due to go on and setting up on stage with 2 decks and a CDJ and tearing through this in a burst of adrenalin. There’s a lot of angry music here as you would expect although not wit...

Image by Jamie Wdziekonski Words by Tom Walters For the next instalment of Beat’s best of Bandcamp, we spotlight four of the best releases to emerge on the platform in 2020. Hello and welcome to Beat’s best of Bandcamp, a fortnightly roundup of the best new Melbourne/Naarm bands and artists making waves on the internet’s most indispensable music platform.  If you’ve been meaning to buy some new music, are a seasoned Bandcamp veteran looking for something fresh, or are simply...