180 gram vinyl Blue, Pink & White Tri-Color Swirl LPs 9 bonus tracks on side D Lemonic Demonade poster by Emmy Cicierega included Download card Gate fold jacket Lyric insert Remastered by Angel Hair Audio

“Old Godzilla was hopping around Tokyo City like a big playground…”

How many times have you and your friends watched that goofy little flash video since it came out in December? A few people on the internet have started calling it a “meme,” a science-y sounding term for an idea that infects the brain like a virus. It’s spread all over your junior high school like the world’s biggest inside joke, confounding your parents and teachers. 

But while the world is obsessed with ”The Ultimate Showdown,” you know that Lemon Demon- actually 20-year-old internet creator Neil Cicerega- is so much more than a soundtracker of funny animations. Curled up in your childhood bed, you let the sweet, mellow psychedelia of his latest album Dinosaurchestra wash over you. Neil’s music and lyrics are sensitive and introspective, and it’s hard to not see yourself in characters like the self-defeating musician “Indie Cindy” or the passionate protagonist of “This Hyper World.” Or maybe you’re one of the members of the titular dinosaurchestra, joyously rocking away as disaster looms in the sky. It feels like Neil really gets you, like the wise and funny older brother you wish you had.

Needlejuice Records is proud to reissue Dinosaurchestra in its first physical release since 2006. Newly remastered by Angel Marcloid (Fire-Toolz), Dinosaurchestra is presented as a deluxe colored 2LP set featuring bonus tracks and a poster, a two-CD set with an entire disc of bonus material, and cassette. This release will delight Lemon Demon fans new and old, preserving this special period of Neil’s career for all to enjoy.

Dinosaurchestra Part One Action Movie Hero Boy Fine Lawnmower Stuck The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny Vow of Silence Neverending Hum Dinosaurchestra Part Two Your Imaginary Friend Archaeopteryx Eyewishes Bystanding Indie Cindy and the Lo-Fi Lullabies Nothing Worth Loving Isn’t Askew This Hyper World Deep in the Ocean Dinosaurchestra Part Three The Too Much Song