Shifting gears, as is their commendable wont, the Gizz cruise along on the deft, schmaltzy God Is In The Rhythm, smooth in execution, drifting along in a blissed-out ‘50s haze. The first taste is a truncated edit of what’s set to be four ten minute, ten second jams from new album, Quarters. It’s hard to imagine what the remainder of God Is In The Rhythm entails, but more of the same wouldn’t be overstaying its welcome. But who knows? It could jump into a frenetic thrasher with a steel drum solo and King Gizzard could pull it off.
Recommended
The Saints '73-'78 have just announced more Australian shows
'It’s Devo getting high with Osees': Máquina Peligrosa’s third 7” is nearly here
The plan to turn Melbourne's big gigs into a lifeline for the little ones
Live bands, open mics and Bloody Marys: welcome to Sunday at Goldy's Tavern
Bunjil Place unveils a world premiere, a Grammy-nominated pianist and hip hop royalty