The Neighbourhood – (((((Ultrasound))))) (Deluxe) (2xLP, Orange Vinyl, Deluxe Edition)

The Neighbourhood’s (((((ultraSOUND)))))+ extends the band’s first studio-album era in five years, following 2025’s (((((ultraSOUND))))) with five additional songs and a slightly broader emotional frame. Rather than resetting the record, this deluxe edition keeps the same submerged-to-surfaced imagery that shaped the original campaign, presenting the group as re-emerging after a long absence while staying rooted in the moody, low-lit sound that made their early work distinct.

What makes this set useful beyond the extra material is how clearly it connects different phases of the band’s catalogue. AllMusic notes that the parent album moves away from the glittery concept style of 2020’s Chip Chrome & the Mono-Tones and back toward the shadowy alt-pop of The Neighbourhood’s earlier records, with returning collaborators Justyn Pilbrow and Jono Dorr helping restore that soft-focus, late-night atmosphere. Across these twenty tracks, the mix of alternative pop, hazy R&B and restrained hooks gives songs like “Lovebomb,” “Planet” and the added “Good Grief” plenty of space to breathe.

For vinyl buyers, this edition also feels thoughtfully presented rather than merely expanded. Sources confirm a 2xLP deluxe pressing on orange vinyl, with cover artwork built around a house-logo speaker-grille design and an underwater stowaway motif tied to the colour variant. The original cover is included as a two-sided 11x11 lithograph, making this a more complete document of the (((((ultraSOUND))))) era as well as the easiest way to hear its added final chapter.

Features

• 2xLP, Orange Vinyl, Deluxe Edition
• Includes five additional songs, including “Good Grief”
• Includes 11x11 double-sided lithograph with the original cover art
• Unique house-logo speaker-grille cover design

Reviews

• a hushed yet hooky fifth album - AllMusic.com