KING GIZZARD & THE LIZARD WIZARD release 'Live at Levitation'

Compiling their 2014 and 2016 festival performances and including the first ever American performance of standouts 'Robot Stop' & 'Hot Water'.

Photograph by Jamie Wdziekonski

The Reverberation Appreciation Society has given way to today's surprise release of Live at Levitation, an expansive collection from King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard's Levitation Festival performances in 2014 and 2016. The Austin, Texas-based psychedelic music festival is no stranger to eclectic lineups and memorable performances, and Live at Levitation is further testament of that. It marks the 4th installment of the label's Live at Levitation series with a double LP that spotlights the Australian rock band's first North American showing.

The release, which was mixed by Gizz mastermind Stu Mackenzie and mastered specially for vinyl, comes in 4 unique variants, each limited to 2000 in a matte gatefold featuring unique gold foil embossed numbered jackets #1 - 8000. Additionally, The Reverberation Appreciation Society provide a limited edition tees, tie dyes, and screen printed foil prints featuring artwork by Alan Forbes from the 2016 show + the long lost 2014 poster by C.M Ruiz. Here's the collection's full tracklist:

SIDE A

I’m In Your Mind (Live at Levitation ’14)

I’m Not In Your Mind (Live at Levitation ’14)

Cellophane (Live at Levitation ’14)

I’m In Your Mind Fuzz (Live at Levitation ’14)

The Wholly Ghost (Live at Levitation ’14)

Sleepwalker (Live at Levitation ’14)

SIDE B

Am I In Heaven? (Live at Levitation ’14)

Head On/Pill (Live at Levitation ’14)

SIDE C

Robot Stop (Live at Levitation ’16)

Hot Water (Live at Levitation ’16)

Trapdoor (Live at Levitation ’16)

Gamma Knife (Live at Levitation ’16)

People-Vultures (Live at Levitation ’16)

SIDE D

The River (Live at Levitation ’16)

Evil Death Roll (Live at Levitation ’16)

Cut Throat Boogie (Live at Levitation ’16)

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Stream the live rendition of Robot Stop & Hot Water below and order it HERE.

Cover Photograph by Jamie Wdziekonski and Khila L. Khani