King Gizzard dan detalles sobre su disco número veintisiete

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King Gizzard share more previews of “Alien Metal”

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard They announced a few months ago that, in their new work, electronic and drum’n’bass were being launched. And they continue to show us that things are serious with “Kill For The Steel”.

After advancing “Level 5” and the title track of the album, the Australian band has shared the song “Kill For The Steel”, a rhythmic and electronic piece that maintains the coordinates that Stu Mackenzie’s band advanced a few months ago.

The first clues about this new material were given to us when Mackenzie He dedicated himself to playing”Level 5″ in a session in the middle of the street, something that was reflected in some videos on social networks. With this, they pointed out that they were returning to electronics, a field that they already explored in 2023 with “The Silver Cord” or with his sessions at recent concerts.

According to the band itself, “Alien Metal” It will be released to say goodbye to the summer through their own record label, p(doom) Records and has been composed and recorded using the modular synthesizer named Nathan and which, at first, was confused by a new member of the group in some concerts in which they used it.

Now it remains to be seen if “Alien Metal” It is the only album that comes out of the recording sessions with this gigantic synthesizer, since Mackenzie himself has acknowledged that they have even discarded complete albums that were already recorded.

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