After the cacophony subsided, they burst into “All Is Known,” the microtonal song originally released as a single in 2017 before being re-released on their album Gumboot Soup. “All Is Known” is yet another foray into the odd, clashing time signatures that permeate the band’s repertoire.

The band returned to the aforementioned “K.G.L.W.” to deliver an extended rendition of the eponymous anthem that concluded their 2021 album L.W.  While reviewing L.W. in Psychedelic Scene Magazine last year, this reviewer noted that “(t)he foot-stomping, acid-drenched bridge takes the intensity to eleven in its final moments” while envisioning being “surrounded by headbanging legions hypnotically reciting their initials in a glorious finale.” Sure enough, this opus was even more intense when performed live by the band, and the devoted crowd was every bit as obsessively entranced and enamored by “K.G.L.W.” as this reviewer predicted.

The eclectic concert concluded with “Am I In Heaven?” As Mackenzie started crooning the melody with minimal instrumentation, the crowd in the pit simultaneously sat down on the concrete, an odd but appropriate way to convey their attention and appreciation. The song’s ballad-like intro quickly intensified into a British rave-up, complete with snarled verses and wailing harmonica. The band dynamically swelled and receded while exploring several different motifs during this prolonged finale. They ecstatically bounced around onstage while teasing and reprising several of their own songs including “The Dripping Tap”, “Cellophane”, “Persistence”, “Magenta Mountain” and “Sea of Trees”, ending with a euphonic crescendo.