Hum- InletLabel: Polyvinyl Released 2020 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, the band has created another epic masterpiece that further reinforces Hum's place of honor

Meet Me on the Roof

The New Style

" has the same lush feeling and a newfound energy -- the instrumental break is almost a rave-up

Don't Be Afraid To Run

It was released on June 26

Symptoms of Simplifying the Simplistic

desolation and raw power

Season Cycle

Sonderland

The BEASTIE BOYS' Paul's Boutique has been 24 bit digitally re-mastered for the 1st time

This compilation of singles and compilation tracks is back on vinyl for the first time in over a decade

"I think about the lyrics very closely when I sing 'Changes' and get emotional