Billy Corgan has revealed details of the forthcoming reissue of Smashing Pumpkins' 'Adore'.
A new version of the band's electronica-tinged fourth album is expected this summer, with the set comprising six discs, the original album remastered in stereo by Bob Ludwig, the record in mono, unreleased material and a live DVD. Corgan said:
“One thing that might excite fans of the album is that we were able to go back and locate elements from the original sessions that were stored digitally, but never used; such as some of the brilliant work done by Bon Harris. In that fresh mixes have been commissioned, shedding new light on not only the songs hidden foundations, but their futuristic nature as well. “
The new information follows a flurry of recent activity in the Pumpkins camp. Corgan is preparing to release 'AEGEA', an experimental double album, in the next "six to eight weeks", while two new Smashing Pumpkins records, 'Monuments To An Elegy' and 'Day For Night', will arrive next year through BMG, their new label.
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