Hum: Inlet 12"
Alt-rock outfit Hum returns with their first album in 22 years! Aside from a few shows and festival performances, Hum has been largely quiet since the release of 1998's Downward Is Heavenward. Outside of "Stars" (from 1995's You'd Prefer An Astronaut), the band never really trafficked in the mainstream, but during their absence Hum's legacy and influence have only continued to grow. With Inlet, featuring original members Matt Talbott, Tim Lash, Jeff Dimpsey, and Bryan St. Pere, the band has created another epic masterpiece that further reinforces Hum's place of honor among the shoegaze/alt-rock elite. Engineered by Matt Talbott, Tim Lash, and James Treichler. Mixed by Tim Lash at ELL. Mastered by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound, Nashville.
Alt-rock outfit Hum returns with their first album in 22 years! Aside from a few shows and festival performances, Hum has been largely quiet since the release of 1998's Downward Is Heavenward. Outside of "Stars" (from 1995's You'd Prefer An Astronaut), the band never really trafficked in the mainstream, but during their absence Hum's legacy and influence have only continued to grow. With Inlet, featuring original members Matt Talbott, Tim Lash, Jeff Dimpsey, and Bryan St. Pere, the band has created another epic masterpiece that further reinforces Hum's place of honor among the shoegaze/alt-rock elite. Engineered by Matt Talbott, Tim Lash, and James Treichler. Mixed by Tim Lash at ELL. Mastered by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound, Nashville.
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Alt-rock outfit Hum returns with their first album in 22 years! Aside from a few shows and festival performances, Hum has been largely quiet since the release of 1998's Downward Is Heavenward. Outside of "Stars" (from 1995's You'd Prefer An Astronaut), the band never really trafficked in the mainstream, but during their absence Hum's legacy and influence have only continued to grow. With Inlet, featuring original members Matt Talbott, Tim Lash, Jeff Dimpsey, and Bryan St. Pere, the band has created another epic masterpiece that further reinforces Hum's place of honor among the shoegaze/alt-rock elite. Engineered by Matt Talbott, Tim Lash, and James Treichler. Mixed by Tim Lash at ELL. Mastered by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound, Nashville.
