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musicWednesday, August 19

King Gizzard goes electronic, Womack Sisters emerge

Today's music news is heavy on lineage and reinvention. King Gizzard's first fully electronic album marks a bold left turn, while the Womack Sisters step out from under a towering family tree. Meanwhile, the industry keeps looking back: Janet Jackson mines her own history for a 40th anniversary event.

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Reinvention and Legacy

Two very different acts are redefining what their names mean today.

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King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard: Alien Metal

King Gizzard's first fully electronic album is a real departure, not just a detour. The review traces their path from 2022's remix album through their rave-era Eurorack setup, so this is less a surprise and more the logical end of a long-running experiment.

by Liam Inscoe-Jones3 min readRead original
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The Womack Sisters: The Womack Sisters

The Womack Sisters carry a double weight: Cecil Womack's legacy and Sam Cooke's shadow. The profile digs into how they handle that lineage, which is the real story here, not just the music.

by Marcus J. Moore3 min readRead original

Anniversaries and Aftermath

The past keeps surfacing, from Janet's milestone to the fallout of a rock death.

New Music and Tools

Fresh releases and gear give producers and fans something to chew on.

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