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Review by arcane-beautiful — Alien Metal by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard is an interesting experiment for the Australian sextet, moving
away from their psychedelic rock roots and going into a electronica & big beat sound from the 90s, but keeping
their unique melodies, phrasing and psychedelic leanings. While their previous electronic album The Silver ...

Review by proto-baldrick — The question seems to be, what differentiates this outstanding release from a Thinking Plague album? Many of the
same elements are present'first of all the compositional style. Johnson's extremely distinctive and sophisticated
approach to harmony and counterpoint is in evidence, where layers grate and glide against each other, disorienti...

Review by alainPP — Alternative rock, ambient, pop, shaking up the art-music sphere even further, resolutely turned towards the
future.

"Wasted Potential" features crystalline synths, a heavy riff of the era, and an Arena-esque sound. A beautiful,
enveloping harmony, the deep vocals on "Light Damage"; the keyboard texture, the snarling riff before the <...

Review by Alxrm — The commercialization of Kansas' sound probably peaks on this album. The band was fighting to survive in the 80s
environment, an environment that demanded a hit single written around the commercial approach the decade
dictated which was too far from their core sound and a label on their back for the record sales (a situation described
very ...

Review by Fercandio46 — There is an Argentine writer named Jos� Ingenieros who, in his book "El hombre mediocre" discussed how human
development unfolds: the early years are shaped by the family environment, followed by the school environment,
and later a third stage, which not everyone reaches, of self-directed learning. In this final stage, free from external