it's not us Deluxe

it's not us Deluxe Edition includes

Foil stamped, leather bound book slipcase housing all deluxe components
180gram Double LP of it's not us 
Side D contains an etched art disc which triggers an exclusive AR experience via your mobile device
72 page full color book featuring album lyrics, studio and live photography, credits & more
CD copy of it's not us 
320 kbps MP3 download of it's not us 
Colored 7 bonus EP featuring two unreleased tracks from the recording session (including a song written & sung by Ryan Stasik)
LP jacket housing a dual-sided vinyl slipmat for your turntable

Track List:

The Silent Type 3:30
Looks 3:05
Whistle Kids 3:36
Half Delayed 3:36
Maybe Someday 6:36
Remind Me 7:37
You & You Alone 3:59
Forks 4:28
Speak Up* 6:05
Piranhas 4:20
Dark Brush 6:04

*Featuring Joshua Redman

The conversation started something like this

Umphrey's McGee entered I.V. Labs Studio in Chicago in November of 2016 to record what would become the band's eleventh full-length studio album. The result was, it's not us, the most vibrant, mature expression of the bands growing studio prowess to date. We decided to go in for a week, live, eat, and breathe Umphrey's McGee, recalls Joel, were known as a strong live band, but we take so much pride in our writing. [In this album] the focus is on that writing. 

The first single "The Silent Type" is powered by a bombastic beat, funkified rhythms, fiery fretwork, and a chantable refrain, introducing it's not us with a bright and brilliant bang. "Half Delayed" builds from airy guitar into an iridescent refrain, meanwhile, the bass strut anthemic beat production and percussive wallop of "Looks" could be the love child of Nine Inch Nails and Talking Heads. The metallic shredfest outro of "Remind Me" bleeds effortlessly into the gorgeous acoustic love song "You & You Alone." 

The album is Umphrey's McGee at its peak prowess, creating music with both precision and emotional content 20 years into a career. it's not us is an expression about it being bigger than individuals, it really isn't about them but all of us.