Sketches of Brunswick East
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
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AllMusic
2017
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Tim Sendra
2017
"Their fourth album of 2017 may not be their most exciting of the year, but it is their strongest and shows that King Gizzard don't need any bells and whistles to make a great psychedelic splash".
Pitchfork
d. 1. Dec. 2017
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Nina Corcoran
d. 1. Dec. 2017
"Prog rock is a genre known for disregarding traditional structures and often failing to land perfectly, so King Gizzard drag it out of the basement and into broad daylight with Polygondwanaland to make every triumph and flaw visible. Even if they don't complete it in time, releasing five albums in a year is cheeky and fun, and they're smart for giving listeners a way to participate. The album positions King Gizzard as a band more concerned with experimenting openly than with clearing the goal without getting scratched, which any adrenaline-seeker would tell you is the whole point".
The quietus
d. 30. Nov. 2017
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J. R. Moores
d. 30. Nov. 2017
"For all the depressing news that was laid upon us in 2017, an inspiring self-help message could be taken away from King Gizzard's annus mirabilis. If they can do it, why can't you? Think positively. Pull your socks up and your finger out. Set targets. Follow your crazy ideas through to fruition. Reach for the sky. When you've reached the sky, reach further, four more times, until you are somewhere in the proximity of Venus. Anything is possible. All you need is a clear dream, a constitution comparable to James Brown or George Clinton, at least two drummers, and a magical pocket watch that allows you to freeze time and space".