
King Gizzard's Techno Pivot, New Album on p(doom)
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King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, known for genre-hopping, have teased their twenty-eighth album with a techno-infused track, marking a new direction. Fans are excited, but the bands stance against Spotify remains firm due to founder Daniel Eks military AI investments. The new album is set to release on their own label, with full albums available on Bandcamp at fans discretion.
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On April 27th, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard just wrapped their 28th studio album and dropped a teaser on Instagram showing them jamming. On synths with a pounding techno beat, this marks a fresh pivot for the Melbourne's Psych Rock Crew announced on April 25th. They've always flipped genres album to album, coming off last year's orchestral vibes on Phantom Island. Fans are buzzing about rumors of a bluegrass project with Billy Strings, though nothing's confirmed yet. The snippet got everyone hyped, but it follows their beef with Spotify. The band yanked their music over founder Daniel Eck, bankrolling military AI drones through his investments. Over 600 million euros poured into. That Munich firm, Helsing. Right after, fake AI tracks popped up on a knockoff Spotify page called King Lizard Wizard, even crediting frontman Stu McKinsey. He called it out, saying we're truly doomed and doubled down on ditching the platform for years over various issues. Expect the new record soon on their own Purdue label with full albums now up on Bandcamp for whatever price fans want to pay, keeping it real, and direct to the people.
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