Jethro Tull‘s J-Tull Dot Com has been newly remixed in stereo and surround sound, including Dolby Atmos, courtesy of The Pineapple Thief‘s Bruce Soord.
Originally released in 1999, and featuring Ian Anderson, Martin Barre, Andrew Giddings, Doane Perry and Jonathan Noyce, J-Tull Dot Com captured Jethro Tull at a moment of reflection and reinvention, as the band engaged with the changing musical and technological landscape at the turn of the millennium. The album blends their unmistakable folk-rock and progressive roots with subtle contemporary production influences.
J-Tull Dot Com: Another Cast Of The Net will be available as a limited 3CD+Blu-ray set, with the original mixes on CD1, the 2026 remixes on CD2, and a third disc of bonus material that includes six completely unreleased studio tracks and three live recordings from the band’s 2000 tour. The Blu-ray features Dolby Atmos, 5.1 surround sound and 24bit stereo mixes of the main album, plus 24bit stereo mixes of the bonus material (excluding the live tracks).
The package is completed by extensive liner notes from Martin Webb and archival photography across 36 pages, and can be ordered here.
It also marks the first time the album has been available on vinyl, with a gatefold 180g 2LP plus LP-booklet edition featuring the 2026 remix alongside the studio bonus material.
A newly remixed version of album opening track ‘Spiral’ is available to watch below, along with a trailer for the release.
CD1, Original Mixes: ‘Spiral’, ‘Dot Com’, ‘AWOL’, ‘Nothing @ All’, ‘Wicked Windows’, ‘Hunt By Numbers’, ‘Hot Mango Flush’, ‘El Niño’, ‘Black Mamba’, ‘Mango Surprise’, ‘Bends Like A Willow’, ‘Far Alaska’, ‘The Dog-Ear Years’ and ‘A Gift Of Roses’.
CD2, 2026 Remix by Bruce Soord: the complete album, newly remixed.
CD3, Bonus Material: ‘Aborted Soliloquy’, ‘Dot Com Acoustic’, ‘It All Trickles Down’, ‘Recollection No 5’, ‘Pipes (Close To You)’, ‘Sad Suit’, ‘Stigmata’, ‘The Secret Language Of Birds (2026 Remix)’, ‘Hunt By Numbers (Live in Katowice, 2000)’, ‘Dot Com (Live in Katowice, 2000)’ and ‘AWOL (Live in Katowice, 2000)’.
The six studio tracks and all three Katowice live recordings are previously unreleased.
