Lord Huron - The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Lord Huron - InchThe Cosmic Selector Vol. 1Inch [Red Swirl 2 xLP] Lord Huron - the project of Los Angeles-based songwriter, musician and visual artist Ben Schneider - releases their new album, The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1, via Mercury Records, along with the new single, InchLooking Back.Inch Known for creating Inchatmospheric music of exquisite craftInch (Wall Street Journal), the band began teasing the album in early 2025 with the singles, InchWho Laughs LastInch and InchNothing I Need.Inch Lord Huron's fifth album was written and co- produced by Schneider. Alongside Schneider are band members Tom Renaud, Mark Barry and Miguel Briseño, and a host of collaborators, including actress Kristen Stewart and Blonde Redhead's Kazu Makino. The album title references the mysterious machine featured on the cover art. Schneider asks InchWhat if you could choose your fate like choosing a song on a jukebox? What if your finger slipped and you got the B-side instead? What if you misunderstood the meaning of the dang song to begin with?Inch 2 LP set on red swirl color vinyl. EXPLICIT

2018 , the third studio album by rock band Lord Huron. After recording their second album, Strange Trails, in 2014, and releasing it in early 2015, the band would tour heavily in support of it's in the next few years. This exposure would eventually lead to the band having one of their songs, InchThe Night We MetInch, be used in the Netflix show 13 Reasons Why, in turn leading to the song breaking into the Billboard US all- Hot 100 chart at number 84. Vide Noir is their first album to be recorded for a major record tag, and was mixed by veteran music producer Dave Fridmann, who had previously worked with Tame Impala and The Flaming Lips

Led by guitarist/vocalist Joe Stumer, Leviathen took shape in Bath, PA circa 1986. Having endured nearly a decade of slogging it out in the trenches, the trio's 1995 lineup was completed by Chris Dinan (bass/backing vocals) and Brian Riffle (drums). The Aggression Returns found the band dishing out eight tracks plus an AC/DC cover for over 35 minutes of a slightly rawer and more in-your-face take on the mixed-bag thrash metal style Leviathen had nailed down with Onward Thru the Fog. This abrasive tone was in large part inspired by Stumer's frustration with the industry's lack of appreciation for the diversity of Leviathen's unique approach. After one final lineup change brought drummer Tony Dalmas into the fold, said frustration culminated in a name change to Skumbags and one last recording session 1996's Sodomizing the Industry. Offering eight songs in nearly a half-hour, the material represented 10 years of D.I.Y. efforts failing to secure the attention they truly deserved, in the face of a genre that was being overrun by changing tides (and trends). While slightly more stripped down and pissed, however, Leviathen still refused to bow to the groove nor grunge that was taking hold around them - essentially resulting in two full-lengths' worth of material being relegated to almost total obscurity.So now, over 25 years after the fact, Divebomb Records looks forward to resurrecting the final recordings of Leviathen / SKUMBAGS - on CD for the very first time. Freshly remastered by Jamie King Audio, the disc will come housed alongside a 20-page booklet packed with lyrics, photos, ephemera, and the final installment of a three-part interview with Joe Stumer. For the fans, by the fans!