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“Rack is an incendiary device of an album”: The Jesus Lizard shine as brightly as ever on the irresistible, fascinating Rack

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“Rack is an incendiary device of an album”: The Jesus Lizard shine as brightly as ever on the irresistible, fascinating Rack

Kings of noise the Jesus Lizard have returned to reclaim their crown

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