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Float Along - Fill Your Lungs (Venusian Sky Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP

KGLW / SKU: lp-13484
prolific Australian band's 3rd album from 2013, includes epic Gizzhead anthem 'Head On/Pill'
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  • "This is the record where we started to play together for the first time. Like that kind of in the pocket intuitive feeling you can have while playing with certain people. We were playing a lot of shows and had started jamming and improvising a lot live. Out of the ether came Head On/Pill. It was short at first but it just kept fucking growing like pond scum. We thought we had better record it before we forgot it so we spent a day with Paul Maybury and laid the beast to rest. Eric's almighty return to the drum kit here too. Praise the lord. Although he had been a drummer for years, we had him for some reason playing keyboards and prancing around on stage with a theremin. Two kits just seemed louder and funner to me. We went bush with the rest of the album. Home recordings made in Darraweit Guim, Deniliquin and Anglesea. Pretty fuckin aussie really. We recorded all day and sat around the campfire all night. It seems funny to look back on but I think we were trying to make something psychedelic. And for us at the time, I suppose it was our psychedelic record. We were experimenting with synthesisers, the sitar and some odd time signatures for the first time. Music was starting to unravel and we were pulling the thread. Plenty more string to unravel though! Here’s hoping you can find some enjoyment in this loose ball of vaguely associated tunes." - Stu Mackenzie

    • Australian psych band's third studio album
    • blue, black & white 'Venusian sky' swirl colored vinyl
    • first time on vinyl since 2018
    • printed inner sleeve, eco-friendly brown paper outer wrapper
    • limited edition
    • original release year: 2013
    • music label: KGLW 2022
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    upc: 880882471118

"This is the record where we started to play together for the first time. Like that kind of in the pocket intuitive feeling you can have while playing with certain people. We were playing a lot of shows and had started jamming and improvising a lot live. Out of the ether came Head On/Pill. It was short at first but it just kept fucking growing like pond scum. We thought we had better record it before we forgot it so we spent a day with Paul Maybury and laid the beast to rest. Eric's almighty return to the drum kit here too. Praise the lord. Although he had been a drummer for years, we had him for some reason playing keyboards and prancing around on stage with a theremin. Two kits just seemed louder and funner to me. We went bush with the rest of the album. Home recordings made in Darraweit Guim, Deniliquin and Anglesea. Pretty fuckin aussie really. We recorded all day and sat around the campfire all night. It seems funny to look back on but I think we were trying to make something psychedelic. And for us at the time, I suppose it was our psychedelic record. We were experimenting with synthesisers, the sitar and some odd time signatures for the first time. Music was starting to unravel and we were pulling the thread. Plenty more string to unravel though! Here’s hoping you can find some enjoyment in this loose ball of vaguely associated tunes." - Stu Mackenzie

  • Australian psych band's third studio album
  • blue, black & white 'Venusian sky' swirl colored vinyl
  • first time on vinyl since 2018
  • printed inner sleeve, eco-friendly brown paper outer wrapper
  • limited edition
  • original release year: 2013
  • music label: KGLW 2022
.
upc: 880882471118

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