ATO
KING GIZZARD AND THE LIZARD WIZARD - Paper Mache Dream Balloon (U.S orange vinyl) LP
$37.95
Includes d/l code.
Orange vinyl ATO Records (USA) edition.
** PLEASE NOTE: This edition often suffers from 30-40 seconds of noticeable surface noise at the beginning of Side A. Being a pressing issue means this is out of our control and will not be liable for this ATO Records faulty pressing. We can only hope they arrange to have new plates manufactured.
Prepare yourself for the latest from prolific Australian psych weirdos KING GIZZARD & THE LIZARD WIZARD—Paper Mache Dream Balloon, available now on tangerine vinyl. Their seventh album in four years, Paper Mache Dream Balloon is the band’s ATO debut and marks a shift in the band’s trademark face-melting sound: "After Mind Fuzz and Quarters I was starting to get over concept records. I wanted to make an album with a collection of short unrelated songs. I wanted to steer away from electric guitar music, which I feel like we’d explored pretty heavily on the last couple. So Paper Mache Dream Balloon, the concept-less concept album, got a concept. No electric instruments, just acoustic guitars, flute, double bass, fiddle, harmonica, drum kit, clarinet. Whatever we could find really. We recorded it mostly in an empty shipping container on my parent’s farm in country Victoria. It was all horses, emus, and tim tams.
Orange vinyl ATO Records (USA) edition.
** PLEASE NOTE: This edition often suffers from 30-40 seconds of noticeable surface noise at the beginning of Side A. Being a pressing issue means this is out of our control and will not be liable for this ATO Records faulty pressing. We can only hope they arrange to have new plates manufactured.
Prepare yourself for the latest from prolific Australian psych weirdos KING GIZZARD & THE LIZARD WIZARD—Paper Mache Dream Balloon, available now on tangerine vinyl. Their seventh album in four years, Paper Mache Dream Balloon is the band’s ATO debut and marks a shift in the band’s trademark face-melting sound: "After Mind Fuzz and Quarters I was starting to get over concept records. I wanted to make an album with a collection of short unrelated songs. I wanted to steer away from electric guitar music, which I feel like we’d explored pretty heavily on the last couple. So Paper Mache Dream Balloon, the concept-less concept album, got a concept. No electric instruments, just acoustic guitars, flute, double bass, fiddle, harmonica, drum kit, clarinet. Whatever we could find really. We recorded it mostly in an empty shipping container on my parent’s farm in country Victoria. It was all horses, emus, and tim tams.
