King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Nonagon Infinity (Alien Warp Drive Edition) - VINYL LP

GRATEFUL DEAD / TERRAPIN STATION / Newly Mastered by GRAMMY® Award-winning engineer David Glasser. Produced for by David Lemieux. The first Arista Grateful Dead album, and the first studio album featuring an outside producer their debut album a decade earlier, Terrapin Station is one of the deepest, densest, most ambitious album in the entire Dead catalog. Arista president Clive Davis vowed to get the Dead a hit record (that would take another 10 years), so he paired the Dead with Fleetwood Mac producer Keith Olson, and they created an album unlike anything they'd ever made before, filled with strings, horns, a choir, and countless other new sounds in the Dead world. And the songs... what a collection! Estimated Prophet, Samson and Delilah, Passenger, Dancing In The Street, and Donna Jean Godchaux's first lead vocal on a Dead album, Sunrise, make up Side 1. And Side 2 is the entire Terrapin Station suite, with many parts and twists and turns. Truly one of the most exciting sequences of music ever committed to vinyl by The Grateful Dead. Album Tracks 1. Estimated Prophet 2. Dancing in the Street (2023 Remaster) 3. Passenger (2023 Remaster) 4. Samson & Delilah (2023 Remaster) 5. Sunrise (2023 Remaster) 1. Terrapin Station Part 1 (2023 Remaster)

The follow up LP to 2024's InchFlight B741Inch, and initially recorded during the same sessions, InchPhantom IslandInch sees King Gizzard expanding their sonic landscape to include a full blown orchestra across it's 10 tracks. Blending their signature psych-rock energy with sweeping orchestral arrangements, King Gizz take you on a symphonic journey embroidering their tangles of lysergic riff & melody with strings and horns and woodwind. InchPhantom IslandInch will be supported by a Global tour running May-Dec '25. Available on 180g recycled black vinyl with customer inner sleeve, housed in a premium printed cardboard outer sleeve. Album Tracks 1. Phantom Island 2. Deadstick 3. Lonely Cosmos 4. Eternal Return 5. Panpsych 6. Spacesick 7. Aerodynamic 8. Sea of Doubt 9. Silent Spirit 10. Grow Wings and Fly

January 1981 found Gudrun Gut and Bettina Koster in Christopher Franke's Berlin-Spandau Studio recording their first Malaria! EP (Zensor Records). Christine Hahn of The Static with Glenn Branca and Barbara Ess, joined in from New York, and Manon P. Duursma fresh from Nina Hagen's O.U.T. project, and Susanne Kuhnke completed the line-up. Malaria! Started touring intensively soon after the of their 12Inch, commencing with a concert with New Order at Brussel's Ancienne Belgique, and going on from there to concerts with Siouxsie and the Banshees, Birthday Party, The Slits, The AuPairs, Raincoats, Nina Hagen, John Cale, and Einstürzende Neubauten. They played venues as diverse as the Mudd Club, Peppermint Lounge and Studio 54 in New York, the Documenta in Kassel, the Bat Cave in London, Les Bains Douche in Paris, Milky Way and Paradiso in Amsterdam, ICA in London, the Piazza Santa Maria Novella in Florence, and Markthalle in Hamburg and naturally, again and again, at the SO36 in Berlin. While touring, Malaria! #used their time off to record in Studios in New York, London, Brussels, New Orleans, and in Berlin - How Do You Like My New Dog? 7Inch (1981), Weisses Wasser 12Inch (1982), New York Passage 12Inch (1982), Revisited cassette (1983), and the Emotion album (1982). At the BBC studios in London, Maida Vale, Malaria! #recorded a John Peel Session. Malaria! #took a break in 1984 - Bettina and Christine re-located to New York, and Gudrun and Manon stayed in Berlin to form Matador with Beate Bartel, but not before they recorded their mini-album, Beat The Distance (1985). In 1992 Gudrun, Bettina, Christine, and Manon met up in New Orleans with Jim Thirlwell (Foetus) to record Elation 12Inch. Elation was followed by Cheerio (1993), which again was recorded in Berlin. Chicks on Speed did their own version of Malaria!'s song, InchKaltes Klares WasserInch in 2001, and the remix