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  • King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard: Willoughby's Beach (12"EP, 45rpm) [P(DOOM)]
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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard: Willoughby's Beach (12"EP, 45rpm) [P(DOOM)]

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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard's 2011 debut EP Willoughby's Beach, back on 12-inch at 45rpm. Out October 2, 2026.

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Why you'll love it

The Melbourne band's very first EP back on 12-inch at 45rpm, from their own p(doom) label. Nine short bursts of garage rock from 2011, closing with the title track.

This edition

  • 12-inch EP at 45rpm
  • Nine tracks across two sides

About the album

Before the microtonal records, the thrash albums, the jazz detours and the five-album years, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard were a bunch of mates from Melbourne making scrappy, surf-flavoured garage rock. Willoughby's Beach, their 2011 debut EP, is where it all started, and it's a joy: fuzzy guitars, frantic drums and songs that rarely make it past three minutes.

"Danger $$$", "Black Tooth" and "Crookedile" race along, "Stoned Mullet" is about exactly what you'd think, and the title track closes things on a sunny note. It's the sound of a band who had no idea how far they'd go. We're still not sure they know, frankly, and they're thirty albums in.

Tracklist

Side A

  1. Danger $$$
  2. Black Tooth
  3. Lunch Meat
  4. Crookedile
  5. Let It Bleed

Side B

  1. Dead-Beat
  2. Dustbin Fletcher
  3. Stoned Mullet
  4. Willoughby's Beach

Listen

Out October 2, 2026 on p(doom) (cat# PDOOM9901), a reissue of the 2011 EP.

Info from: Discogs · Wikipedia · King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard on YouTube

Tags: 12-inch / 2011 / 45rpm / Australian / debut EP / garage rock / King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard / Melbourne / new vinyl / p(doom) / psychedelic / reissue / Stu Mackenzie / surf rock

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