Jethro Tull Under Wraps (The Bruce Soord 2026 Remix) LP

1984's Under Wraps is perhaps one of Jethro Tull's most misunderstood albums, where the band fully embraced the electronic and synth-pop sounds of the '80s focusing heavily on keyboards, drum machines, and a polished, synthetic production. Once reflecting on this period, Ian Anderson said "We wanted to do something completely different with 'Under Wraps'. It was about exploring the technology of the time and seeing how far we could push our sound into new territories. It was an experiment, and not everyone was ready for that kind of change from Jethro Tull."

Tracks like "Lap of Luxury" show Anderson's attempt to fuse his lyrical storytelling with the cold, often detached soundscapes of the era, creating a unique, if divisive, chapter in their discography.The album has grown to be appreciated for its bold experimentation, showcasing Anderson's willingness to risk the band's established identity for artistic exploration.

Now the album has been extensively remixed by The Pineapple Thief's Bruce Soord, and this vinyl edition contains 2026 mixes with more natural, traditional drums.