Originally released in April 2005, The Sunlandic Twins marked a significant turning point for of Montreal, showcasing Kevin Barnes’ evolving songwriting as they shifted towards a more electronic and dance-oriented sound. Today, the art-rock heroes celebrate the record's momentous 20th anniversary with news of a remastered vinyl and special digital reissue - both due for release on March 14. 

Remastered by the album's original engineer, Glenn Schick, this release includes a 2xLP remastered vinyl package pressed at 45 RPM from a half-speed master, cut at Abbey Road Studios. Lovingly encased within a wide-spine jacket on gold holographic stock, you'll find printed cardstock innersleeves, a large-format 12-page booklet with new liner notes and track-by-track commentary from Kevin Barnes, as well as never-before-seen art sketches by David Barnes. Pre-order your copy on limited edition Solar Flare Splatter vinyl now (pictured below).

In addition to the physical reissue, the special 4-disc digital package includes the Remastered 2025 edition of The Sunlandic Twins alongside 40 bonus tracks of B-sides, rarities, remixes, and a live set recorded in 2006 in Norfolk, VA.

As a sample of what's to come, watch the 4K video remaster of hit-single "Wraith Pinned to the Mist and Other Games" + listen to "Family Nouveau," an album B-side originally released as a Bonus EP track, freshly plucked from the ether and available digitally for the first time ever.

Alongside the news, of Montreal has extended The Sunlandic Twins 20th Anniversary Tour, now spanning the entirety of continental US, where they'll play the album from tip to tail - all dates on sale now.