This latest LP is a collaboration with LA troupe Mild High Club and sees King G well on their way to making good on their promise to drop five full-length records before the end of the year. They've already released high-concept albums Murder Of The Universe and Flying Microtonal Banana over the past few months.

Sketches Of Brunswick East named in part after East Brunswick, Melbourne, where the Aussie group's Flightless HQ is based and the long-player was recorded, and Miles Davis' Sketches Of Spain record.

"We were listening to compilations of Ethiopian music form the 1960s and '70s a lot," explains the band's Stu Mackenzie. "It was in no way thought out though. If Murder Of The Universe was our most conceptual and arranged album - then Sketches... is the exact opposite."

Tracklist:

1. Sketches Of Brunswick East I
2. Countdown
3. D-Day
4. Tezeta
5. Cranes Planes Migraines
6. The Spider And Me
7. Sketches Of Brunswick East II
8. Dawn To Dusk On Lygon Street
9. The Book
10. A Journey To (S)Hell
11. Rolling Stoned
12. You Can Be Your Silhouette
13. Sketches Of Brunswick East III