Lord Huron "Lonesome Dreams" Salt Shed was written specifically for the

was written specifically for the movie but rejected for being "too much of a strict interpretation of the movie" and for not sounding enough like what was expected of Weezer at the time

was it worth the wait

but the album was not a big hit

The Mercury Prize-winning

Lord Huron "Lonesome Dreams" Salt Shed was written specifically for theEnds of the Earth finds frontman Ben Schneider singing in a high, throaty croon similar to that of MMJ frontman Jim James (right down to the gratuitous amounts of reverb). But there are sublime spaghetti western undertones resonating here; they have more in common with Bob Dylan's 1973 score for Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid than anything related to Ennio Morricone.