The Shins’ “Oh, Inverted World” turns 21 at Red Rocks (via thknwco)
“I had brought it up with Sub Pop on the 10th anniversary, because I really wanted to remaster the record,” said Mercer, 51, via phone from his Portland, Ore., home. “We just never got around to it, so as we approached the 20th anniversary I started poking them even earlier — like on the 18th anniversary.”Mercer desperately wanted to boost the album’s “base-level” sound, having noticed a relative quiet next to other songs on the radio, such as The Arcade Fire’s “Wake Up.
The Shins, with Mercer’s singing and songwriting at the core, released four more albums of varying import since then. But there’s no recapturing the moment when the then-Albuquerque-based act went from unknowns to indie darlings. To celebrate, Mercer and The Shins are touring the album nationally for what’s now its 21st birthday — delayed until now, of course, by the pandemic — including a Tuesday, July 26, stop at Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
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