• anglesea (2011) - their debut ep. it’s out of print. i have no idea what it sounds like, and neither do you. if you actually have heard this, please post about it!
  
• willoughby’s beach (2011) - surf/garage rock with catchy hooks and not much else. i still like it though.
  

• 12 bar bruise (2012) - like willoughby's beach but with slightly more sophisticated songwriting and less professional recording quality. there is a prototype of eyes like the sky on this album ("sam cherry's last shot"), which is an interesting twist among all the garage rock.
  
• eyes like the sky (2013) - spaghetti western narrated by broderick smith, ambrose's dad.
  
• float along - fill your lungs (2013) - the opening track, a 16-minute jam called "head on/pill," is referred to as the gizzhead anthem. i'm guessing it's because of the iconic opening riff. there are other quite good songs here too, like the title track and "let me mend the past."
  
• oddments (2014) - leftovers album released in demo form. i didn't like it at first because it's quite poorly recorded but "hot wax," "it's got old," "stressin'," and "work this time" grew on me even in this form.
  
• i'm in your mind fuzz (2014) - best known for the "mind fuzz" suite of 4 tracks at the beginning, especially the song "cellophane" which says the word like 40 times. a couple of songs on this album are hosed up on streaming platforms for some reason (cellophane, satan speeds up) but it's very good if you can find a version of those songs that aren't hosed up. other great songs are "am i in heaven?" and "slow jam 2 (her and i)."
  
• quarters! (2015) - it's 4 tracks, each of length 10:10. generally very chill. if you like long songs check this one out, especially "the river."
  
• paper mache dream balloon (2015) - an album made almost entirely with acoustic instruments. full of compact, 2-3 minute tunes that don't gently caress around, so if you aren't into jams then check this one out. "sense" and "trapdoor" are great tracks.
  
• nonagon infinity (2016) - in case the "mind fuzz" suite wasn't enough continuity for you, here's an album that infinitely loops. it's very fast, high energy jams almost all the way through. start the album on any track, play it through multiple times, the world is your oyster. this one's probably my favorite of theirs?
  
• flying microtonal banana (2017) - rattlesnake, rattlesnake, rattlesnake, rattles me. they put extra frets between the existing frets on some guitars and made an album. people say it sounds turkish. it's a very good album. in addition to "rattlesnake," "nuclear fusion" is a great track.
  
• murder of the universe (2017) - an album which more intense, dark, and narratively focused than nonagon infinity. the narrative is kinda wierd though, it's split into 3 chapters culminating into a vomit machine malfunctioning and engulfing the entire universe. if you gently caress with that, give it a listen. "digital black" and "lord of lightning" are great tracks.
  
• sketches of brunswick east (2017) - a collaboration with mild high club which is fairly low-key and jazzy. basically the complete opposite of the previous album.
  
• polygondwanaland (2017) - a well-considered album released entirely for free. they even released the vinyl master for people to do with that what they wish. "crumbling castle" is one of their best songs, so give that a listen if you have 11 minutes to spare.
  
• gumboot soup (2017) - a second leftovers album except this one is actually very good. like paper mache, it's not very jammy either. "beginner's luck," "muddy water," and, of course, "all is known" are great tracks.
  
• fishing for fishies (2019) - a boogie-woogie type album that suddenly becomes electronic toward the very end. it's got some songs about The Environment, like the title track and "plastic boogie." good songs include "bird song" and "real's not real."
  
• infest the rat's nest (2019) - a sci-fi thrash metal album about climate change apocalypse which culminates in people stuck on earth taking a rocket to venus, burning alive, and becoming satan's minions to kill all the rich humans on mars, hence the title of the album. there's also a black sabbath-y song called "superbug" which clearly predicted covid. "planet b" and "hell" (especially the KEXP version!) are great tracks.
  
• k.g. (2020) - the second microtonal album. it's got a groovier, more danceable feel than previous albums. good songs include "automation", "straws in the wind" and "intrasport."
  

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