Didn't have a chance to write up a detailed post, either on a fruit or the topic I was originally thinking about. I think they're neat and they taste good.
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Listening to king gizz's Changes again and reminding myself why I FUCKING LOVE this band
I've always thought the stuff I've heard from them was cool and I fuck with microtonal shit but their discography is really daunting and I never really delved into it, any recs on where to start with them? Just start from the beginning?
Each of their albums is so incredibly different from the others so I think the answer to that question kind of depends on what you're interested in hearing. If you want a little bit of a bunch of styles, Omnium Gatherum is fun and opens with a 20 minute jam session that is SO good. Nonagon Infinity is also freaking fantastic and a great starting point in my opinion.
Polygondwanaland is my favorite. I think the only one I didn’t really vibe with was fishing for fishies.
Noted, thanks
yewler is right there's a ton of variation. what that you've heard appeals to you / what do you like to listen to generally?
Sorry for the late reply, had a real doozy of an evening and just went to bed early and logged out for awhile
Uh, my taste is kinda all over the place but I kinda had the "dad rock kid➡️prog rock➡️prog metal/weird shit like mathcore and thall" trajectory for guitar driven stuff, so maybe stuff from them that'd appeal to fans of stuff like The Mars Volta or BTB&M? Dunno if Gizzard get into Meshuggah-y territory ever but I like that kinda low heavy syncopation focused rhythmic groove stuff too.
Polygondwanaland could be a great place to start! it's a prog rock album.
thanks for helping me remember to listen to mushrooms, ice, lava, etc. today.
Changes is so goooooooood