Post-rock collective Godspeed You! Black Emperor return to another world phase of political turmoil and humanitarian crisis, with a record of their usual oblique serenade. Following the format of the two records of their modern era, it features four songs in sum and continues to rebrand them as God’s Pee (make it happen). Luciferian Towers is inspired by a long list of inequalities — “an end to foreign invasions, borders, the dismantling of the prison-industrial complex, healthcare” — and will likely factor in as much quiet meditation as it does grandiose rock action.