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The Jesus Lizard

Flux (First Time On Vinyl!|RSD25)

Record Store Day 2025 - 12" with Etched B-Side - £26.99
3-song EP on etched 12" black vinyl with printed inner and jacket with artwork by Malcolm Bucknall.
The Jesus Lizard

Goat (Remaster / Reissue) (2023 reissue)

LP - £29.99 | Buy
The Jesus Lizard's second album followed in the vein of the first with little immediate variation: loud, excellently produced by Steve Albini, plenty of spa...

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Unwound

A Single History: 1991-2001

remastered black 2lp - £36.99 | Buy
An expanded and remastered 25th anniversary edition of the mythical Olympia, Washington, trio’s out of print singles and compilation tracks, A Single Hist...
Shellac

To All Trains

limited 180g lp - £31.99 | Buy
cd - £17.99 | Buy
What can we say about the dearly departed? No words can cut it - This record will always have been born in the sad shadow of Steve Albini’s passing but, d...
Rack

0689230028031

  1. Hide & Seek
  2. Armistice Day
  3. Grind
  4. What If?
  5. Lord Godiva
  6. Alexis Feels Sick
  7. Falling Down
  8. Dunning Kruger
  9. Moto(R)
  10. Is That Your Hand?
  11. Swan The Dog

The Jesus Lizard

Rack

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  • black LP

    Released: 13th Sep 2024

    £26.99
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  • CD

    Released: 13th Sep 2024

    £12.99
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  • limited indies only silver streak LP

    Released: 13th Sep 2024

    £26.99
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The Lizard made a surprise return after 25 years in the wild - Thankfully, they’ve lost none of the rage, the energy, psychopathic wit, or gymnastic musical ability that made them such an essential listen the first time around.

Instead, they’ve added sage wisdom and an enviable cavalier attitude that raises this far and above the stream of pale imitations. The Jesus Lizard have returned with 'Rack', their first record since 1998. The album features 11 tracks of brisk guitar rock you haven’t heard since… the last time The Jesus Lizard took over a stage in your town. The Jesus Lizard — vocalist David Yow, guitarist Duane Denison, bassist David Wm. Sims, and drummer Mac McNeilly — have returned with a record teeming with the kind of madness needed to beat down today’s AOR mediocrity and piss-perfect pop drivel alike. On Rack, The Jesus Lizard have returned reconstituted, refreshed and positively revving. No tepid, bland tracks to show how they’ve “matured” as songwriters. No inane detours into unnecessary genre exercises. The Jesus Lizard. They might not be young, but they will never, ever get fucking old.