The White Stripes will release a deluxe, 20th anniversary edition of their 2005 album Get Behind Me Satan, available only via their subscription vinyl service the Vault.

Titled Get Behind Me Satan XX, the release is comprised of various songwriting demos, alternate studio takes, and live versions of the songs found on the album. Get Behind Me Satan XX comes packaged as part of a special two-record set with an additional 7-inch, as well as with a Blu-Ray containing footage of The White Stripes’ 2005 tour of Central and South America shot by David James Swanson. Rounding out the package are an archival booklet containing photos, concert posters, a list of tour dates, and more.

A statement from Third Man Records reads: “Often mistaken as a break-up album, a treatise on fame, or a ‘piano’ album, the record is most accurately described in Jack White’s own words as focused on the truth. The fact that it was in no way Elephant, Part 2 only further confused, infuriated, and/or beguiled many. Twenty years later and the album still stands out for how fresh and how timeless it sounds. In the face of newfound worldwide commercial success, no other contemporary rock band had the stones to introduce mandolin, tympani, hand bells and marimba into their arsenal, let alone embark on deep tours of both Central America and Eastern Europe. But as has long been established, the White Stripes were singular. They were never like anybody else. What enchants now, upon further reflection, is the disparate threads that all came together to make Satan so refreshing.”

Sign up is open now exclusively via Third Man Records’ vinyl subscription service The Vault. Fans looking to pick up their copy of the Get Behind Me Satan XX set can sign up on Third Man Record’s official Vault website and order before January 31st at 12:00 a.m. CST.

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