History Music / KingGizzardAndTheLizardWizard

[[caption-width-right:350:I'm in your mind fuzz... [[note]]Clockwise from top left:Cloudcuckoolander Ambrose Kenny-Smith, Eric Moore, {{FaceOfTheBand Stu Mackenzie]],AllDrummersAreAnimals Micheal Cavanagh, Lucas Skinner, Cook Craig, and Main/EnsembleDarkhorse Joe Walker. [[/note]]]]

[[caption-width-right:350:I'm in your mind fuzz... [[note]]Clockwise from top left:{{Cloudcuckoolander Ambrose Kenny-Smith}}, Eric Moore, {{FaceOfTheBand Stu Mackenzie]],{{AllDrummersAreAnimals Micheal Cavanagh}}, Lucas Skinner, Cook Craig, and {{Main/EnsembleDarkhorse Joe Walker}}. [[/note]]]]

[[caption-width-right:350:I'm in your mind fuzz... [[note]]Clockwise from top left:{{Cloudcuckoolander Ambrose Kenny-Smith}}, Eric Moore, {{FaceOfTheBand Stu Mackenzie]], {{AllDrummersAreAnimals Micheal Cavanagh}}, Lucas Skinner, Cook Craig, and {{Main/EnsembleDarkhorse Joe Walker}}. [[/note]]]]

[[caption-width-right:350:I'm in your mind fuzz... [[note]]Clockwise from top left:[[Cloudcuckoolander Ambrose Kenny-Smith]], Eric Moore, [[FaceOfTheBand Stu Mackenzie]], [[AllDrummersAreAnimals Micheal Cavanagh]], Lucas Skinner, Cook Craig, and [[Main/EnsembleDarkhorse Joe Walker]]. [[/note]]]]

[[caption-width-right:350:I'm in your mind fuzz... [[note]]Clockwise from top left: [[Cloudcuckoolander Ambrose Kenny-Smith]], Eric Moore, [[FaceOfTheBand Stu Mackenzie]], [[AllDrummersAreAnimals Micheal Cavanagh]], Lucas Skinner, Cook Craig, and [[Main/EnsembleDarkhorse Joe Walker]]. [[/note]]]]

[[caption-width-right:350:I'm in your mind fuzz... [[note]]Clockwise from top left: {{Cloudcuckoolander Ambrose Kenny-Smith}}, Eric Moore, {{FaceOfTheBand Stu Mackenzie}}, {{AllDrummersAreAnimals Micheal Cavanagh}}, Lucas Skinner, Cook Craig, and {{Main/EnsembleDarkhorse Joe Walker}}. [[/note]]]]

[[caption-width-right:350:I'm in your mind fuzz... [[note]]Clockwise from top left: {{Main/Cloudcuckoolander Ambrose Kenny-Smith}}, Eric Moore, {{Main/FaceOfTheBand Stu Mackenzie}}, {{Main/AllDrummersAreAnimals Micheal Cavanagh}}, Lucas Skinner, Cook Craig, and {{Main/EnsembleDarkhorse Joe Walker}}. [[/note]]]]

[[caption-width-right:350:I'm in your mind fuzz... [[note]]Clockwise from top left: Ambrose Kenny-Smith, Eric Moore, Stu Mackenzie, Micheal Cavanagh, Lucas Skinner, Cook Craig, and Joe Walker. [[/note]]]]

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Their official website can be found [[http://kinggizzardandthelizardwizard.com/ here.]]

In 2016, they released what many consider to be their magnum opus: Nonagon Infinity. It was designed to be an infinitely looping album, with it containing nine songs that all segue into each other, including the [[Main/Bookends beginning and ending tracks]], hence the title "Nonagon Infinity". And to add to the success of the album, they decided to release five new albums in 2017, the first being Flying Microtonal Banana in January, where they went fully experimental and started using microtones (which are the notes that are in between semitones (e.g. E and F)).

In 2016, they released what many consider to be their magnum opus: Nonagon Infinity. It was designed to be an infinitely looping album, with it containing nine songs that all segue into each other, {{Main/Bookends including the beginning and ending tracks}}, hence the title "Nonagon Infinity". And to add to the success of the album, they decided to release five new albums in 2017, the first being Flying Microtonal Banana in January, where they went fully experimental and started using microtones (which are the notes that are in between semitones (e.g. E and F)).

In 2016, they released what many consider to be their magnum opus: Nonagon Infinity. It was designed to be an infinitely looping album, with it containing nine songs that all segue into each other, [[Main/Bookends {{including the beginning and ending tracks}}]], hence the title "Nonagon Infinity". And to add to the success of the album, they decided to release five new albums in 2017, the first being Flying Microtonal Banana in January, where they went fully experimental and started using microtones (which are the notes that are in between semitones (e.g. E and F)).

In 2016, they released what many consider to be their magnum opus: Nonagon Infinity. It was designed to be an infinitely looping album, with it containing nine songs that all segue into each other, [[Bookends including the beginning and ending tracks]], hence the title "Nonagon Infinity". And to add to the success of the album, they decided to release five new albums in 2017, the first being Flying Microtonal Banana in January, where they went fully experimental and started using microtones (which are the notes that are in between semitones (e.g. E and F)).

In 2016, they released what many consider to be their magnum opus: Nonagon Infinity. It was designed to be an infinitely looping album, with it containing nine songs that all segue into each other, [[Main/Bookends including the beginning and ending tracks]], hence the title "Nonagon Infinity". And to add to the success of the album, they decided to release five new albums in 2017, the first being Flying Microtonal Banana in January, where they went fully experimental and started using microtones (which are the notes that are in between semitones (e.g. E and F)).

In 2016, they released what many consider to be their magnum opus: Nonagon Infinity. It was designed to be an infinitely looping album, with it containing nine songs that all segue into each other ( [[Main/Bookends including the beginning and ending tracks!]] ), hence the title "Nonagon Infinity". And to add to the success of the album, they decided to release five new albums in 2017, the first being Flying Microtonal Banana in January, where they went fully experimental and started using microtones (which are the notes that are in between semitones (e.g. E and F)).

In 2016, they released what many consider to be their magnum opus: Nonagon Infinity. It was designed to be an infinitely looping album, with it containing nine songs that all segue into each other ([[Main/Bookends including the beginning and ending tracks!]]), hence the title "Nonagon Infinity". And to add to the success of the album, they decided to releas five new albums in 2017, the first being Flying Microtonal Banana in January, where they went fully experimental and started using microtones (which are the notes that are in between semitones (e.g. E and F)).

In 2015, they started recording Quarters!, a ConceptAlbum that has four songs, each of them lasting 10 minutes and 10 seconds. It started gaining influences from JazzFusion and ProgressiveRock. Later that year, they would release Paper Mâché Dream Balloon, which was a [[UnpluggedVersion mostly acoustic album]] influenced by FolkRock acts like [[Music/TheByrds]].

They began making their first EPs in 2011. One, called Anglesea, was a four track EP released on CD, and is [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes no longer able to be purchased by legitimate means.]] The second Willoughby's Beach EP, was what got them noticed in Australia, and got them to play at the Meredith Music Festival in December of that year. Around a year later, they would record their first album, 12 Bar Bruise, all by themselves. It was inspired by SurfRock and GarageRock, with King Gizzard giving those sounds a psychedelic flair.

They made two EPs in 2011. One, called Anglesea, was a four track EP released on CD, and is [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes no longer able to be purchased by legitimate means.]] The second Willoughby's Beach EP, was what got them noticed in Australia, and got them to play at the Meredith Music Festival in December of that year. Around a year later, they would record their first album, 12 Bar Bruise, all by themselves. It was inspired by SurfRock and GarageRock, with King Gizzard giving those sounds a psychedelic flair.

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard is an Australian PsychedelicRock and GarageRock band . They were formed in 2010 in Melbourne, and they are made up of of members Stu Mackenzie (vocals, guitar, wind instruments), Ambrose Kenny Smith (vocals, keyboards, harmonica), Cook Craig (guitar), Joey Walker (guitar), Lucas Skinner (bass), Eric Moore (drums), and Michael Cavanagh (drums). They have to be the [[Main/WidgetSeries weirdest bands to ever come out of Australia.]]