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The Lazy Eyes seem like a total ripoff of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, and they even seem to be leaning into it HARD in this song. I mean... the song's called "Fuzz Jam", 2 of the most common words used by KGLW. I mean all this in the best way possible, I love KGLW's sound and I'm glad there's other bands emulating it in Australia/New Zealand, at least up until there's an over-saturation of the style, but we're nowhere close to that yet IMO.
Wasn't impressed with Yeat. Not really a fan of this blend of cloud rap and trap. Cloud trap... is that a thing? _________________ 51 Washington, D.C. albums!
The Lazy Eyes seem like a total ripoff of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, and they even seem to be leaning into it HARD in this song. I mean... the song's called "Fuzz Jam", 2 of the most common words used by KGLW. I mean all this in the best way possible, I love KGLW's sound and I'm glad there's other bands emulating it in Australia/New Zealand, at least up until there's an over-saturation of the style, but we're nowhere close to that yet IMO.
There's also a Tame Impala influence. GREAT, great stuff & gets my vote as well. Super catchy and trippy and just fun. GREAT beer drinking music.
MercuryTurn your back on the pay-you-back last callProfile St. Louis
Liked both. So far this was toughest choice. In the end, I guess I just was more into the fuzzy, heavy stomping groove of Fuzz Jam. But the production and especially the cool vocals on Sorry Bout That was pretty solid as well.
So, anyway, Fuzz Jam for me. _________________ -Ryan
The easiest decision so far, Fuzz Jam is super catchy (the Tame Impala reference is so spot on), Sorry Bout That was just decent, nothing special for me.
Fuzz Jam gets my vote. _________________ Bob Dylan Charles Mingus
DommeDamianImperfect, sensitive Aspie with a melody addictionProfile where the flowers grow.
I think neither had anything original to offer the listening experience, but Lazy Eyes had far more interesting mini-elements to it while Yeat was (imo) garbage. _________________ My Top 100 :
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Despite being nothing I hadn't heard before, and probably better, the Lazy Eyes still grabbed me more than I expected, and well enough to get an easy vote here.
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