Judah & the Lion - The Process - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Judah & the Lion return with I Am A Prism (August 14), their most expansive and emotionally resonant album to date. Rising from Belmont University dorm rooms to #1 Alternative hits and arena stages, the band continues to push their genre-blurring ethos forward-this time with a bold, kaleidoscopic sound that spans 80s-inflected rock (InchMiracle,Inch InchWin or Go HomeInch), arena-ready alt-pop (InchMaybe the Best Is NowInch), soulful introspection (InchAs The CrowInch), and even a tongue-in-cheek pop-country turn (InchGravel RoadsInch).Produced by Jeremy Lutito and mixed by Ryan Hewitt, the album captures both scale and intimacy-incorporating live audience recordings that blur the line between performance and community. At it's core, I Am A Prism reflects the band's deeply human journey navigating faith, identity, relationships, and reinvention with a rare mix of vulnerability and competitive fire. It's that tension-Beastie Boys energy meeting folk roots-that has defined their rise and continues to set them apart. Album Tracks 1. Prism 2. Maybe the Best Is Now 3. Gut Punch 4. Just Enjoy the Ride 5. Gravel Roads 6. As the Crow 7. Miracle 8. Powerless 9. Can You Relate? 10. Win or Go Home 11. How to Be Loved 12. My Love Is Yours

Album Tracks 1. B1 2. Drop Away 3. Timeline 4. Haunted 5. B2 6. Turn on the Light/Ascent 7. Black Arc 8. Spiral 9. B3 10. Time Falls 11. The Drift

Blurryface is the much anticipated second studio album from Twenty One Pilots. On the follow up to their highly successful debut Vessel, the band worked with famed producers Mike Elizondo, MikeCrossey, Tim Anderson and Ricky Reed to craft a genre-bending collection of dynamic and diverse songs. Album Tracks 1. Heavydirtysoul 2. Stressed Out 3. Ride 4. Fairly Local 5. Tear in My Heart 6. Lane Boy 7. The Judge 8. Doubt 9. Polarize 10. We Don't Believe What's on TV 11. Message Man 12. Hometown 13. Not Today 14. Goner