it came out in October 2012 so it would've had to have existed before then
we've ruled out these fonts so far:
-Weiss Std
-Perpetua
Suggested font
Klimes Suggested by Hondo5834 
This looks hand-lettered. Two different 'T's, 'L's, 'R's, four different 'E's.
jerseygirl said 
This looks hand-lettered. Two different 'T's, 'L's, 'R's, four different 'E's.
I think any differences between them are just artifacts(?) of whatever they used to edit the text in there
notice how the O is cut off at the top
Yes, that's certainly possible.
I tried to find a better image, but didn't have much luck, sorry

I have found a better image of the cover:
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/the-oh-hellos/images/c/c3/Through_the_Deep%2C_Dark_Valley-LP.png/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/1000?cb=20210619001753
The font is called "KLIMES" by Manfred Klein, you'll have to squeeze it to make it fit, but then it fits perfectly!

that wikia link doesn't work
Edited on Jan 03, 2023 at 19:39 by jerseygirl
This is the image shown by Hondo5834
https://the-oh-hellos.fandom.com/wiki/Through_the_Deep,_Dark_Valley?file=Through_the_Deep%252C_Dark_Valley-LP.png
The font used in this image is very different to the font used in the album cover posted by DumbAnimations.
Thanks, Fonatica.
That's why I asked about the link -- I'd found many other images of the CD cover, but they did not use the font shown
in the original post.
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