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The album that King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard put online for free, master tapes and all for anyone to use ("Free as in, free."). As far as the music is concerned, the hyper prolific outfit plays around with intricate layers and uncommon time signatures. In comparison to other outputs, Polygondwanaland is heavier on prog rock, which sits well w/ the band's signature psychedelia. Check out the evolving 10-minute epicness that is "Crumbling Castle," or the melodic title track. Other highlights include "Deserted Dunes Welcome Weary Feet" and "Inner Cell."
- 180g purple colored vinyl, made of recycled vinyl
- die-cut outer sleeve
- limited edition
- original release year: 2017
- music label: Scheming Pyramids 2026
reviewed by rei kwondo 03/2018
The album that King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard put online for free, master tapes and all for anyone to use ("Free as in, free."). As far as the music is concerned, the hyper prolific outfit plays around with intricate layers and uncommon time signatures. In comparison to other outputs, Polygondwanaland is heavier on prog rock, which sits well w/ the band's signature psychedelia. Check out the evolving 10-minute epicness that is "Crumbling Castle," or the melodic title track. Other highlights include "Deserted Dunes Welcome Weary Feet" and "Inner Cell."
- 180g purple colored vinyl, made of recycled vinyl
- die-cut outer sleeve
- limited edition
- original release year: 2017
- music label: Scheming Pyramids 2026
